Subframe Connectors

[savegoodautonfg]

I'm interested in getting SubFrame Connectors for my 5.0 mustang. My question is what is some good ones to get?

BBK?

Also how hard are they to install?? My friend has a welder pretty good at it, welded a few different things.

But installation wise, is it difficult or what?

 

[Fox_84]

There are a million and one posts to search on this, but my opinion is only from what I have on my 93. I have the Wolfe Racecraft, through the floor connectors on mine. You have to cut through the floor and are not that good of an idea for a newbie do it yourselfer, but they are very rigid. They are quite possibly the stiffist connectors possible. Anyways, I also like the looks of the Competition Engineering from Summit. This is just my 2cents. Do some searches though, you can learn more than you want.

 

[Shakerhood]

Maximum Motorsports makes some great SFCs, as far as installing you just have to make sure the suspension is loaded like being on a drive on lift when you install them, I also put 10 Pound bags of ice on the floor up front while welding so my carpet would not burn.

 

[smr]

I seocnd the comment regarding the wolfe racecraft subframes as I have them on my car..they are through the floor though and will require some interior removal and some kind of experience...my car had the competition eng bars on it when I first got and they were real nice fit though. I would look at those or wild rides or maximum motorsports makes killer products...

 

[Rookie71]

Running the FL Maximum Motorsport SF connectors on my '92 notch. Very solid pieces and I can't imagine needing anything more substancial for a mostly street car.

 

[TOM89LX50]

The Kenny Brown ones I have are nice. They have a cross member that connects to the seat bolts through the floor for some more support.

 

[savegoodautonfg]

I look at Maximum Motorsports installation instructions, but it looked really complicated and detailed?

 

[bynummustang]

Kenny Brown, here.

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