99GTvert

Side question, where do you guys get these installed? Welded on or bolted on?

isjoining

any competent welder can do it, whether its from a muffler shop or a performance shop. Don't bother with subframe connectors that bolt on, get it welded.

DreamerGT

wow so I take subframes are a good mod?

mrtstang

When i got mine to two things i really noticed were no more wheelhop when i launched, and no more of that "weird skittish feel" when i hit bumps.

Considering the Mustang is not one of the "tightest" built cars on the road, i would really consider this to be an "essential mod" if you care about your cars longevity at all.

98redstang

i have a coupe just for whoever asked.

Jazzer The Cat

VERY (< cannot be stressed enough!) important to confirm the car is supported by ALL FOUR WHEELS on even and level surface when welding the sub-frames. There are alternative ways, but this is the safest.

Jazzer

98redstang

yep i read that already.

tbirdscwd

Good mod. Def worth the money. But stick with full length weld-in SFCs. Any competent welder can do the job.

03GTwhos

What if a guy wants to install these with jacks and jackstands cause I don't have a lift. Can I support the rearend with stands and support the front with jacks under the A-arms?

jrherald420

spend the 75-100.00 to get them installed buy someone that has a drive on lift.....if not using 2 sets of car ramps would do the job too but i hope th floor is level..