Decent set of subs or no?

The Shape

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...tem=4539831499&category=42611&sspagename=WDVW

Worth it or look elsewhere?

 

d50man

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bolt in?

are you going to bolt or weld them in?
i would look for a good weldable set

 

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I think you should go else where, don't know the quality of the subs but I have heard a lot of negative things about the seller.

 

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Curse said:

I think you should go else where, don't know the quality of the subs but I have heard a lot of negative things about the seller.

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I was going to say the same thing about the seller. I would recomend some weld in types that have the seat bar on them. I bought mine off ebay for $45 shipped.

 

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I got mine at a shop. Custom made out of 1/4" stock. They cut them, welded them in, and coated them with a anit-rust spray. Cost less than 125 bucks total. Made a huge difference. I would look at some of your local speed shops to see if they could make a nice set for you.

 

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I am guessing the seat belt wholes attach to a bolt in the floor or somthing right?

 

DarkMesa8

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When I installed 2 pt welds on my last mustang, I didn't notice a lick of difference.

The full length 3 pt welds on the car made a world of difference.

I considered the 2 pt welds a waste of money.

 

Blakthorn

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i got MMs and they rock

 

The Shape

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Thanks guys I was planning on welding them by the way, but you anwsered my questions. I think I will go with another brand.

 

BlownFiveLiter

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I'd also go with some with the seat bar, just for a little security. I've purchased from dynamicracingproducts before in the past, and didn't have a problem, so maybe they're isolated incidents? I was looking back at the feedback they have, specifically the negative ones, and the majority of the complaints sound like they're from people not reading the details of the auctions they bid on. I ordered my Typhoon intake from them, paid a good price, and received it sooner than I had expected. They're good in my book...

-Matt

 

squeeeg

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ty-rone said:

I am guessing the seat belt wholes attach to a bolt in the floor or somthing right?

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They attatch to the bolts for the seat itself.

 

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i got a set off ebay from cgs chassis. weld or bolt.they recommend weld. $51.00 including shipping.Had my stepson weld them in. They fit good and seem sturdy.Have not driven the car yet.Still in pieces getting ready for paint.
especially good for convertibles. Dont have to cut them to length.weld to panel below torque box(maybe this is not optimal but this is a stock driver not a race car).