what you guys think? should i use the subframes?

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96darkhorse

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i have a pair of subs that came on a mach 1....my friend gave them to me a while back and i didnt really think they were any good....im gonna be getting my stock tq boxes welded on this weekend and i was wondering if these would be any good...they are over 45" long...i think all subframes are pretty much the same right? what do you guys think..ohh yeah their boxed

 

bjl95mustang

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I would go head and have them installed when you do the tq boxes.

 

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Mach1 sf are thinner than most aftermarket sf (I think). It's better than having none at all and it's free. Do it you have nothing to loose and everything to gain.

 

LoudToy958

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They are very thin, and on the Mach 1 are only held in by some low grade small mm bolts. As stated above, they are better than none. I don't know if they can weld those on or not. I would be against the bolt in method....

 

Rootus

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Bolt-on subframe connectors are not better than nothing ... they ARE nothing. You can get good SFC's brand new for $135, install is ~$150.

 

bjl95mustang

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Why cant you weld on the bolt in subframes?