Sub Frames

Good choice.

Install cost can vary, shouldn't cost more than a hundred & some change. The lowest price isn't always the best. Definately go with a shop that has previously installed SFCs, preferably on a Mustang. A newbie installer could have some issues...

The most important thing is to make sure you load the suspension when the SFCs are welded on. A drive-on/lift ramp would be ideal. Some people also choose to disconnect the battery, in order to prevent an electrical short. Carpet removal is also optional, a good welder won't stay in one place too long while doing the job, avoiding "hot spots" so to speak...that's why it's important to choose an installer who has installed SFCs before, they will know how to do it properly.

My .02

Great mod ....

COBRA90GT said:

Install cost can vary, shouldn't cost more than a hundred & some change. The lowest price isn't always the best. Definately go with a shop that has previously installed SFCs, preferably on a Mustang. A newbie installer could have some issues...

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Ditto. Same advice, do you know of any late model Mustang clubs? Someone local could advise.

tell him to kiss your ass for 250

Good choice on the MM subs. 100 bucks is steep on install.Krazy koncepts did mine in portland oregon and did a awsome job.