Choppa

im looking to get a set of sub frames connectors i see where i have to bolt thme on but do they have to be welded at any point i want to be able to do this in my driveway

and y wouldnt the factory jus put these on the car

mdvaldosta

I dunno why the factory didn't do it, probably to save costs and its not much of a concern for stock powered / stock tired mustangs. Don't bolt them in you might as well not have em on at all. Get them welded on it won't cost more than $50 Im sure.

fastmustangs1

Your better off welding them. Other people have told me that the bolt in ones work them selves loose. I don't know.

Matt 01 stanger

primetime5.0

mine are bolted and welded on, all i payed was 60$

90vert5.0

I was thinking about making my own subframe connectors. Anyone have any ideas about that? This website shows exactly how to do this on a classic mustang: http://www.mustangandfords.com/howto/89059/ Looks like a good idea. I havent looked under my car closely enough to see how it would work for my fox body.

roundman

unless you are really good at metal working and have all the tools to shape metal, I would advise you buy a set of subframe connectors and install them yourself as the time spent making some will cost you more than just buying a set would if you place any value on your time at all.

Birdieman4

It's not like sub frame connectors are a big ticket item...

import slayer

It only cost me $20 to have mine welded in. It only took the guy about an hour to do it.
You could bolt them in and then take it to a shop to have them weld them to save some time.

dc_mann8

^^^^^^ id agree bolt them in and when u get there they can weld them in like 5 mintes....

luckythirteen13

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=42611 heres about the cheapest youll find them. bolt in the middle and weld on the ends