Thinking about SFC's... any difference?
01-08-2004, 11:18 PM
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I have KBDD SFC's and the fit great, went on easy and feel solid. About a year ago everyone around here said they were the best in the land. You can't see them at all from outside the car, they tuck up nice.
08-24-2004, 08:30 PM
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sawedoff:
I know this is an aging thread, but I am curious to know how the SFCs are coming along. I am also in the market and have looked/read just about everything I can find (including this thread). I agree with the multipoint (more than two) attachment line of thinking and look forward to more info on your progress.
I know this is an aging thread, but I am curious to know how the SFCs are coming along. I am also in the market and have looked/read just about everything I can find (including this thread). I agree with the multipoint (more than two) attachment line of thinking and look forward to more info on your progress.
08-29-2004, 10:26 AM
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Correct me if I'm mistaken. I have welding experience but, Titanium cannot be welded to carbon steel. So these Subs will be bolt-on only, correct?
Why not just use steel and have them welded in place. Steel is heavier than titanium but, cheaper and stronger. I'm not paying $100.+ dollars for Subs and I bet titanium is even more expensive. I'll make my own using box-tubing with a cross brace for my torque-arm. It'll be sectionally stronger due to the brace and way cheaper.
Why not just use steel and have them welded in place. Steel is heavier than titanium but, cheaper and stronger. I'm not paying $100.+ dollars for Subs and I bet titanium is even more expensive. I'll make my own using box-tubing with a cross brace for my torque-arm. It'll be sectionally stronger due to the brace and way cheaper.
12-16-2004, 06:15 PM
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Originally Posted by MIDNITE Z
I have a pair of BMR Boxed subframe connectors weld-on. I'm not sure if I should get them welded on or buy something else. What do you think?
Thanks,
Mike
Thanks,
Mike
I wouldnt be worht buying a whole new set to try to get some miniscule difference. There are some pretty fast LS1's with an all BMR set up for what it worth.My $0.02 Take Care
12-17-2004, 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted by MIDNITE Z
I have a pair of BMR Boxed subframe connectors weld-on. I'm not sure if I should get them welded on or buy something else. What do you think?
Thanks,
Mike
Thanks,
Mike
Jesus, get them welded up already, Mike. You're so indecisive....almost like a female!
01-14-2005, 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted by 99BackNBlackZ28
Jesus, get them welded up already, Mike. You're so indecisive....almost like a female!
Well I finally got them (12-19) Huge improvement 
Mike
