SFC help please.
Lastly just because a welder is a good welder doesn't mean that they know how to install sfc's.
After you have installed the sfc's you will notice one side of the car will actually raise off of the ground as you jack up one side. That's how much the sfc's will stiffen up the frame. This fact should tell you that the frame is bending or twisting without the sfc's (the reason for the sfc's is to stiffen the frame) and if the frame is not completely straight when you weld the sfc's in...then cocked frame possibly.
So cheap isn't always best nor does it mean experience is always 'done right'.
In my area, a good shop will do the install for less than a $100.
Last edited by dlandsvZ28; Apr 8, 2006 at 03:23 PM.
Note that they elected to install with jackstands as opposed to loading the suspension using a drive-on lift. But they do point this out and suggest using a drive-on lift in their instructions.
Since we know the f-body twists and flexes I would install on a drive-on lift instead of a 4-point lift.
Also: I wonder how many people disconnect the battery before they weld on the car. How many back-yard mechanics know that you should do that?
At this site search for: Suspension/Subframe connectors
http://www.installuniversity.com/ins...sity/index.htm
This is a good site. Save it to favorites.
Last edited by dlandsvZ28; Apr 8, 2006 at 06:49 PM.
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