Subframe connectors
ORIGINAL: connor90
did you notice much difference in performance after you welded them? im considering putting some in but am curious if welding them actually makes that much of a difference.
ORIGINAL: Hawkins 812
I bolted mine when i installed them and later had them welded in. I dont know much about different varietys...i order mine from summit installed them in an hour. Hope this helps. The subframe connectors in general made a huge difference.
Hawkins
I bolted mine when i installed them and later had them welded in. I dont know much about different varietys...i order mine from summit installed them in an hour. Hope this helps. The subframe connectors in general made a huge difference.
Hawkins
.Hope this helps.
-Hawkins
Daze has a how to make them on his site theres alot of different ones out there the weld in ones are better then the bolt in.Also double check your frame rail messurements before welding them in.
ORIGINAL: jcomp
I also installed the Tin Man connectors. They fit perfectly and were a good price. Pretty stout, as well.
I also installed the Tin Man connectors. They fit perfectly and were a good price. Pretty stout, as well.
I was one of the original "group buy" customers of the Tin Man kit - very solid, perfect fit.
I would suggest that if you still have flex after welding these in, then you'll need to connect them with a either a 4pt or 6pt cage.
I ordered my Tin Man's yesterday. Spoke to a nice lady named Amy. She took my order and in 5 minutes we were done. She later called back and said that she can ship USPS as opposed to UPS. She saved me over $25 in shipping versus shipping them UPS.
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