USMC1775

Yeah they get welded to the actual frame, so it should be good. Like mjr said, keep a spray bottle every 30 sec or so.

In hindsight, I wish I had gone with full lengths, I really didnt feel any diff

Shelty

I was thinking of saving up and having them done when i go home for thanksgiving, my mechanic back home said he can do them in a day, and I lack a welder...

been on my xmas list every year since I was 14.....lol

FivePointOhh

haha, its nice...i finally got one(small one but it does everything that i need it to do)

i welded up my friends vert with full length sub frames....boy what a difference. i felt it more in his car than i did in my own and mine had body sag where his fit right into place.

Shelty

iirc, the car needs to be on its wheels (the suspension needs to have load on it.... or jack stands under the suspension

to weld them in and have them work the way they are supposed to right?

FivePointOhh

yes, have the car on a roll on lift or up on jack stand via its own suspension. they should be welded in how the car normally sits.....unless you have body sag....

Shelty

I dont think I have body sag... how would you tell if a car did?

projectresto83

Be sure to get the XL Full length connectors from MM. They advertise them to be stiffer than their original full lengths. I can't wait to get a set for mine.