Maximum Motorsports subframes installed today!

94YellowStang

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I just wanted to share with everyone, I got my MM Full-length subframes installed today. The car doesnt flex all that much at all.When I drove around on the streets today the car did not flex over bumps like before, I felt the suspension move up and down not side to side.I dont know about other brands but the Maximum Motorsports subframes are great quality and have a great fit.

 

BlueOvalStangGT

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Sick man! How much and how much for the install?

 

95riosnake

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sweet man! So how much did it set you back? I assume you welded them in, did you have a shop do it, or if you did it, how hard were they to install?

 

94YellowStang

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$150 shipped for the subframes and $75 installed at a muffler shop around here with a drive-on lift.There was a lot of places to be welded guess I got a great deal on the install because I was expecting to pay $100 or a little more.

 

94YellowStang

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The install took 2hrs,I helped the guy alittle and told him where to weld(subs came with instructions).I held it inplace while he tacked the front and rear to the rails then pointed out from there where to weld.

 

95riosnake

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$225 isn't bad at all! I wanted to get those, but apparently they don't get along with side exhaust. I might have to end up making my own.

 

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slytherin

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$225=helluva good price, sub's are on my short list of things to be done.

 

Venom351R

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Full legnth subframes are right at the top of my list for what needs to be done next.

 

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tderrick

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Striped5.0 said:

Full legnth subframes are right at the top of my list for what needs to be done next.

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Ditto. excellent mod for our uni-body cars.

My next mod....

 

davins130

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thats one thing thats on the top of my list, but never gets done. I dont know what it is with me and suspension work but i never get around to it (had eibachs sitting in my garage since last nov.)

 

Car Nut

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Cool!

I started out with subs as my first suspension-related mod and saw the differences immediately. Ever since, I've made it a point to keep adding suspension stuff little by little. It changes the whole feel of the car.

Subs are definitely one of the very first mods to do on a stang, after all the free stuff.

 

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1hot5.0

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Good deal on the subframes. Full length is the way to go imo.

Davins130, now would be a good time to put those Eibach springs on your car while your in the process of getting a new transmission.

 

super302

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