Do verts come with Subframe connectors
taken from another forum. Source
Yes, Ford added a number of braces to the convertible, as all manufacturers do, to help increase the stiffness lost inherent in a convertible. The subframe connectors and that x-brace are the primary ones for our Mustang.
The 99-04 convertibles do have factory sfc's as others have stated, but they are too flimsy and too short to actually be effective. All they really do is stiffen up the floorpan a little, they don't actually connect the front and rear subframes of the car as the term "subframe connector" would actually suggest. Installing aftermarket sfc's like the ones MM makes will make a very noticeable improvement.
If I'm not mistaken, Mach's and Cobra's also had these same sfc's.
If I'm not mistaken, Mach's and Cobra's also had these same sfc's.
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