View Poll Results: Relocation bracket's Bolt on or Weld on!
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Relocation bracket's bolt in or weld in?
03-04-2007, 12:11 AM
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Relocation bracket's bolt in or weld in? What is better/stronger the bolt in or weld in ones I already have LG subframes welded in so I am thinking of going weld in. What do you guys think.
03-04-2007, 11:17 AM
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I feel you will be fine with either one, we have never had an issue with our bolt on set-ups.
The Pro's to a bolt on style would be-
- They can always be removed and resold if needed (ex. Rear end swap)
- You can't install them wrong
- Then can be welded at anytime after installed
The Pro's to weld on style would be-
- Once they are welded and installed correctly you will never have to worry about them again. They are there for good.
Hope that helps!
Ryan
The Pro's to a bolt on style would be-
- They can always be removed and resold if needed (ex. Rear end swap)
- You can't install them wrong
- Then can be welded at anytime after installed
The Pro's to weld on style would be-
- Once they are welded and installed correctly you will never have to worry about them again. They are there for good.
Hope that helps!
Ryan
03-05-2007, 09:19 PM
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Originally Posted by UMI Performance
I feel you will be fine with either one, we have never had an issue with our bolt on set-ups.
The Pro's to a bolt on style would be-
- They can always be removed and resold if needed (ex. Rear end swap)
- You can't install them wrong
- Then can be welded at anytime after installed
The Pro's to weld on style would be-
- Once they are welded and installed correctly you will never have to worry about them again. They are there for good.
Hope that helps!
Ryan
The Pro's to a bolt on style would be-
- They can always be removed and resold if needed (ex. Rear end swap)
- You can't install them wrong
- Then can be welded at anytime after installed
The Pro's to weld on style would be-
- Once they are welded and installed correctly you will never have to worry about them again. They are there for good.
Hope that helps!
Ryan
03-06-2007, 07:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Out1aw
What is there exactly that you would have to worry about though?
Hope that helps,
Ryan
