DIFFERENCE ON SUBFRAMES
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RE: DIFFERENCE ON SUBFRAMES
well i had my SFCs welded on when i had my exhaust done. i completely forgot about the carpet thing. anywho they did it and i had absolutely no problem. does that mean that you for SURE won't? idk. i'm just telling you i didn't have a problem. also they didn't charge me any extra labor since my car was already on the lift and they already had the welder out. so you might want to do it when you have other stuff being done on the car.
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RE: DIFFERENCE ON SUBFRAMES
I have Steeda SFC's and they require less welding to install.There aren't as many little pieces but they would require a pretty much straight frame and body to get everything to match up well.
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RE: DIFFERENCE ON SUBFRAMES
the suspension should be loaded when SFCs are welded in, ie not on a lift! 
ORIGINAL: laserred38
well i had my SFCs welded on when i had my exhaust done. i completely forgot about the carpet thing. anywho they did it and i had absolutely no problem. does that mean that you for SURE won't? idk. i'm just telling you i didn't have a problem. also they didn't charge me any extra labor since my car was already on the lift and they already had the welder out. so you might want to do it when you have other stuff being done on the car.
well i had my SFCs welded on when i had my exhaust done. i completely forgot about the carpet thing. anywho they did it and i had absolutely no problem. does that mean that you for SURE won't? idk. i'm just telling you i didn't have a problem. also they didn't charge me any extra labor since my car was already on the lift and they already had the welder out. so you might want to do it when you have other stuff being done on the car.
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RE: DIFFERENCE ON SUBFRAMES
ORIGINAL: Shawn02GT
the suspension should be loaded when SFCs are welded in, ie not on a lift!
the suspension should be loaded when SFCs are welded in, ie not on a lift!
ORIGINAL: laserred38
well i had my SFCs welded on when i had my exhaust done. i completely forgot about the carpet thing. anywho they did it and i had absolutely no problem. does that mean that you for SURE won't? idk. i'm just telling you i didn't have a problem. also they didn't charge me any extra labor since my car was already on the lift and they already had the welder out. so you might want to do it when you have other stuff being done on the car.
well i had my SFCs welded on when i had my exhaust done. i completely forgot about the carpet thing. anywho they did it and i had absolutely no problem. does that mean that you for SURE won't? idk. i'm just telling you i didn't have a problem. also they didn't charge me any extra labor since my car was already on the lift and they already had the welder out. so you might want to do it when you have other stuff being done on the car.
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