Looking at UMI SFC and TA
08-20-2006, 05:39 PM
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Looking at UMI SFC and TA As the title says im looking to buy their 3 point SFC's and their tunnel mounted TA. Any thoughts on that or should i go a differnt route. I have a set of slicks waiting to be bolted once i get SFC and a TA. I have a 2001 SS, T-TOP. It went 13.2@108 on a 2.27 60' with a Flow pac, and cat-back.
08-20-2006, 06:49 PM
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UMI is good stuff, you won't be dissapointed. The TA has a lot of options for it. Choose wisely and ask them for advice if you need any!
Sorry Ryan I edited it.
Sorry Ryan I edited it.
Last edited by Pipelayaz; 08-20-2006 at 07:35 PM.
I wasn't sure what it meant
08-20-2006, 10:01 PM
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A set of UMI subframe connectors were installed on a 95 Z28 that was built for road racing in the Camaro/Mustang Challenge series.
One of the many reasons I like these SFCs is because they are relatively lightweight and fit very well.
The whole car weighed under 2800lbs dry, but with cage and SFCs.
That's light for a full bodied F-car ...
One of the many reasons I like these SFCs is because they are relatively lightweight and fit very well.
The whole car weighed under 2800lbs dry, but with cage and SFCs.
That's light for a full bodied F-car ...