SFC Pictures
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SFC Pictures Hey guys,
I was thinking of making my own SFC's, and I was wondering if you guys could throw some pictures up of yours. Preferably where they are welded on the car so I can start to take measurements.
I haven't decided on if I'm going boxed or tubular so either is fine.
Thanks guys!
I was thinking of making my own SFC's, and I was wondering if you guys could throw some pictures up of yours. Preferably where they are welded on the car so I can start to take measurements.
I haven't decided on if I'm going boxed or tubular so either is fine.
Thanks guys!
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for you guys that installed your own SFC, how did you support the car? InstallUniversity says to raise the car by the tires, NOT the frame, which makes sense....not quite sure how I'm going to do that though...
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for you guys that installed your own SFC, how did you support the car? InstallUniversity says to raise the car by the tires, NOT the frame, which makes sense....not quite sure how I'm going to do that though...
Originally Posted by MetallicaMatt
for you guys that installed your own SFC, how did you support the car? InstallUniversity says to raise the car by the tires, NOT the frame, which makes sense....not quite sure how I'm going to do that though...
.I have Alston subframes on my car. Not sure on tube diameter, but they are BEEFY.
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I've got a couple buddies with a lift, but it says not to have the car on the frame when installing, i'm assuming incase one side is higher than the other, etc etc but who knows
Originally Posted by MetallicaMatt
I've got a couple buddies with a lift, but it says not to have the car on the frame when installing, i'm assuming incase one side is higher than the other, etc etc but who knows
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Im putting a set of wolfe thrufloor sfcs on my car this weekend. ill post up some pics of them. im kinda pissed tho when they finally showed up. they werent as intricate as i thought theyd be. so i prolly could of made me own. live and learn i guess.
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do not use stainless tubing/pipe. it is a strong metal but it is such that the higher stresses put on the stainless, it doesnt give at all, which means it will crack or break completely.