Subframe connectors
06-22-2008, 07:59 AM
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Subframe connectors
I really need to get a set ordered. Been eye-balling the steeda and maximum motorsports full lengths. Figured I'd get some feedback on those 2 options and/or a few others I'm overlooking. Thanks guys.
06-22-2008, 08:01 AM
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RE: Subframe connectors
i have max motorsports on my current car.
i liked the hpm's better on my old car, get the ones that have t-bracing that the seats bolt into.
that way you have the seats mounted on solid frame not just sheet metal, and the seat will never sag unless the break the seat bracket itself
i liked the hpm's better on my old car, get the ones that have t-bracing that the seats bolt into.
that way you have the seats mounted on solid frame not just sheet metal, and the seat will never sag unless the break the seat bracket itself
06-22-2008, 08:06 AM
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RE: Subframe connectors
ORIGINAL: nitrous_bob
i have max motorsports on my current car.
i liked the hpm's better on my old car, get the ones that have t-bracing that the seats bolt into.
that way you have the seats mounted on solid frame not just sheet metal, and the seat will never sag unless the break the seat bracket itself
i have max motorsports on my current car.
i liked the hpm's better on my old car, get the ones that have t-bracing that the seats bolt into.
that way you have the seats mounted on solid frame not just sheet metal, and the seat will never sag unless the break the seat bracket itself
06-22-2008, 08:16 AM
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RE: Subframe connectors
I have the full-length UPRs.........AWESOME!
I could not believe what a difference they made once they where in........I expected it to stiffen up a bit, but I did not expect it to be that much...............
UPRs got great prices too!
I could not believe what a difference they made once they where in........I expected it to stiffen up a bit, but I did not expect it to be that much...............
UPRs got great prices too!
06-22-2008, 08:50 AM
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RE: Subframe connectors
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Are the bolt ons as good as the welding? I am really wanting a set but I can't weld.
Are the bolt ons as good as the welding? I am really wanting a set but I can't weld.
06-22-2008, 10:43 AM
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RE: Subframe connectors
i installed upr full length subframes with their torque box reinforcement which a plate welds to the lower control arm box and weld that and then weld the subframe to that my car is stiff as hell after that and less creaking.
06-22-2008, 11:01 AM
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RE: Subframe connectors
ORIGINAL: jtmustang
i installed upr full length subframes with their torque box reinforcement which a plate welds to the lower control arm box and weld that and then weld the subframe to that my car is stiff as hell after that and less creaking.
i installed upr full length subframes with their torque box reinforcement which a plate welds to the lower control arm box and weld that and then weld the subframe to that my car is stiff as hell after that and less creaking.
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