$119 on the Subframes.
+Shipping for Subframes
$10 for Rust Inhibitor Spray Paint from Sherwin Williams
$224 for proper install, (A Must for Convertibles)
Got mine installed at a Meinike for $60. Do all the griding/sanding yourself to ensure good welds. Its the prepwork that really helps.
MM FOR SURE. These things are built like a tank!
I only paid 100 bucks for my install. 250 is ridiculous, convertable or not, in my opinion. Make sure they weld them up on a drive on lift, like most muffler shops use. DO NOT USE A PEDESTAL LIFT.
I only paid 100 bucks for my install. 250 is ridiculous, convertable or not, in my opinion. Make sure they weld them up on a drive on lift, like most muffler shops use. DO NOT USE A PEDESTAL LIFT.
From what people told me on Stangnet that had had the Full length Subframes welded in, a convertible install was a bit more intensive than the normal non full length.
The Full length has more parts, and they have to weld the tabs to the brackets. Before that they have to remove, and grind down the original convertible braces to ensure that the FLSFCs sit flush.
Granted I went to a reputable shop that probably charges more for their work, but I wanted it done right, because if a muffler shop brazes the job, and fuggs it up your frame will be weakened if they have to remove it or weld it a second time.
Heck, some guy here on SN had his welder buddy weld his FLSFCs while he was present taking numerous photos and it was upwards of 6 hours.
I didn't mind paying more at all. Now I can drive into inclined driveways, over speedbumps, etc. all without the squeaks and rattles I once had.
Oh dont get me wrong, Id MUCH rather pay more for a SFC installation than any other. You mess this one up, and you get a whole pandoras box worth of issues.
welding is an art my friend, I know around $150 is a good price for install, it's not just welding, is about your welder Reading The Instructions, Cleaning The Surfaces Of The Subframe Connectors, and Cleaning The Surfaces Of The Chassis so the welds are not snutted up from dirt/grime