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Mattstang04

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Im looking to put subframe connectors on my 04. Im liking th maximum motorsports full length connectors. Does anyone have any input on these or others that might be worth considering? Also will I have to remove the carpet and seats before having them welded on? Thanks
 

four six

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Good product. Spend teh extra $30 abd get them powder coated. And NO you just weld them on (underneath you car )
 

Mattstang04

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Thanks for the reply. The only reason I asked about the interior is my buddy set himself and his 77 mustang II on fire doing his own. Granted he was a bit of a numbn*ts. Thanks again.
 

Stangsgrl

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i have the kenny brown subframe connectors, just a straight weld on. i plan on doing the matrix system next.. (you can see the subframe connectors with the matrix system in the pic) http://www.v8power.com/item--Engine...ystem-Zinc-94-04-Mustang-Cobra--KBP29550.html

i couldn't believe the difference with the subframe connectors.
 

SaleenGT2001

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i have the MM full length ones. i noticed a big differance. the car is much stiffer now. and dont bother with the powder coated ones. you have to grind the coating off where you weld it (which is almost everywhere) and then you will have to spray it anyways. save the cash and get some rustoleum spray paint.
 

jasonh_86

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I've got the MM Full-Length and love them!
 
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Saleen4971

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anybody have the stangsuspension ones?

http://www.stangsuspension.com/store/comersus_listCategoriesAndProducts.asp?idCategory=143

looks like they go form the firewall, back and reinforce the torque boxes?
 
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