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Old 11-14-2006, 01:30 PM
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Adding mods to 95 TA . Do I need subframe connectors for my daily driver. Adding headers,lid, TQ, (one at a time ). should I add the sfc to end of list or do I need them .
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If you will never stomp the gas to the floor from a daed stop and dont play a little by spinning tires them no. If its just a DD then no need, but I still would just in case I wanted to play one weekend.
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they arnt needed but can help with the annoying squeaks and flexes
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It is a DD but I do stomp it to the floor alot
Plan on more mods=more stomping, but i think will never see a drag strip.
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They are not a must for your car but they are still really nice to have
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yeah they help to anchor the car down, check my raceweight lol...thats not all i got though...
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the BMR tubular's a light and tuck up real nice.
Mine is a DD too, and i love my subframes. my cars handles much better now.
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cant even see my spohns, even if you lay down you have to be pretty much under the car to see em
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if ur putting mods like tq con. and so forth and u want 2 go straighter and handle better than yes get the sfc's.....and remember weld.....not bolt-on....i have them on my 93' TA and it goes straight off the hole.
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Originally Posted by Bio Messiah
the BMR tubular's a light and tuck up real nice.
Mine is a DD too, and i love my subframes. my cars handles much better now.

I did mine after shox and spring install. I never thought that they would make that big of a differance. THe car handles much better now. They effect every aspect of the car's handeling. Even braking.

And the BMR Tubulars DO tuck up really nice.




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