Best sub frames

Venom_Nitrous

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Aug 23, 2002

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Spearfish, SD

Nov 11, 2004

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• Nov 11, 2004

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Are the Steeda weld-ins or the Kenny Brown weld-ins better. Gunna purchase today, so I need help fast. Maybe there is a better brand? Gimme feedback.

 

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nj01droptop

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Dec 29, 2003

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new jersey

Nov 11, 2004

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• Nov 11, 2004

• #2

HAVE KNEEY BROWNS(WELDED) IN MY 01 VERT AND IT MADE IT MUCH TIGHTER.

 

Donw35

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Aug 4, 2003

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Los Angeles

Nov 11, 2004

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• Nov 11, 2004

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Grobal west, part number #921

http://www.globalwest.net/mustang 79-98.htm

 

stallion98gt

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May 12, 2003

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Los Angeles, CA

Nov 11, 2004

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• Nov 11, 2004

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Griggs Racing, MM

 

myponyrocks

I have more billet on the Stang than most women ha

Apr 18, 2004

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Nov 11, 2004

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• Nov 11, 2004

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only know one person with UPR ones, the 2 I've ridden in with the Steeda felt similarly tight, but all 3 cars had slightly different susp. brand parts.

 

AdRock

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Nov 13, 2003

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South Texas

Nov 11, 2004

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• Nov 11, 2004

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I have some D&D weld ins and they're great. The car is so much stiffer. No more creaking body panel when I go up the parking garage. Got them for $84 shipped straight from D&D.

 

Gearbanger 101

Straight Outta Locash

20+ Year Stangneter

Aug 10, 2002

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Ontario, Canada

Nov 11, 2004

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• Nov 11, 2004

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Home Made Waaaaay cheaper, just as strong and as a result of their low cost, a much more satisfactory feeling after your install them.

The cost of aftermarket sub-frame connectors of any brand is a total rip of, considering you can make your own set for under $30.00.