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vitesse06

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anyone familiar with this brand? from the looks of their stuff, (looks quality)....but eye candy doesnt mean performance........i have been waiting for the maximum motorsports dudes to release some stuff , but it does not seem they are going to anytime soon.

i was thinking of maybe boxed subframes, trailing arms, panhard, and strut tower brace. thanks guys
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i also attached a pic of my car cause i have never posted one before

 

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Chris98pace

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Sep 7, 2006

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I had BMr sfcs.k-member,phr and torque arm on my firebird. quality stuff.

 

bigcat

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BMR makes great stuff!! i would skip the subframe connectors though. this chassis is as stiff as a fully caged fox. you dont need the extra weight unless you are making HUGE power, IMO.

 

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vitesse06

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thanks for the replies guys...........(bigcat i think that this chassis is a great improvement over the foxes....but you wouldnt recommend the subframes just to increase the longevity of the uni-body?)......i hear that due to stress from occasional launches and wear and tear that the chassis tend to loosen up.

 

bigcat

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are you running slicks at the track? what are your 60 ft times? it would be a added piece of mind to have them, but IMO not required. personally, i would not add them until after i was deep in the 12s or pulling wicked 60 ft times. i dont know what your mods or plans are, but this is my opinion (no proven fact).

 

LuS1fer

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Good stuff but in my experience prone to seizing up. Had a Panhard bar on my '98 Z28 that I couldn't shift. It was badly designed too as the locking nuts were in a place you couldn't get a spanner on although they've since changed the design to a mid-position adjuster.

 

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vitesse06

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bigcat, i havent taken the 06 to the track yet ( saleen blower is on the way) but so far my mods are eibach springs, tokico shocks, ford racing headers, mac off road h, and slp power-flo mufflers, hurst shifter, 19"wheels

but i do plan throw some slicks on there as soon as the blower arrives.

anyways thanks for the advice.

 

jlisle01

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I have BMR's panhard bar and lca's, top quality stuff built like a brick... well, you know. They are also a great place to do buisness with. I ordered on line and then called back about four hours later to add something to the order and I couldn't, it had already shipped! No problem though, they shipped it out and didn't charge me. Customer service in the extreme!!!!!! My kind of people.

 

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gp001

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I have BMR adjustable panhard, panhard brace, ajdustable LCAs (1 bushing, 1 rod end), adjustable UCA, and UCA mount. I can tell you that they are top quality pieces. They have definately helped the ride/handling of my car.

I also agree that their customer service is EXCELLENT!

 

hottymustang

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I just installed their adjustable panhard bar & panhard brace (along with the Eibach Coilover system) this weekend on my 05. Easy install, perfect fit, awesome product.

 

Skitzoid

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I have the following BMR Fabrication parts installed on my new build:

Boxed Subframe Connectors
K Frame Member
Adjustable Panhard Bar
Billeted Drive Shaft
Drive Shaft Loop

All except the drive shaft were color matched to the Roush Shocks and Struts color and then base cleared.

Looks good, but it is still on the rotisserie and to soon to tell for me how it will work.

Skitz