Which Subframe Connectors?

[ReplicaR]

MM is WAY easier than through-the-floor connectors. I can say this empirically because I've had MM connectors, and I did through-the-floor on my notch.

Unless you're making huge power and want a ridiculously rigid structure, the MM setup is more than adequate.

Paul.

How much stiffer would you say it made the chassis? I'd like to know because I would like to have more rigidity, but not ready for a full cage just yet. What do you think, worth it?

 

[MadStang]

I've got the bolt in sfc's thanks to roush. I'm going to buy the Spintech stepped sfc's, weld the roush sfc's to it to triangulate it, and make a cross bar for wear my roll cage is mounted. extra rigidity ftw.

 

[framda]

I started a thread on this topic a couple of months ago. I rcvd a lot of good advice and did a lot of research. I agree with Replicar, there is only so much that you are going to be able to add without going all out. I have decided to put some MMs in first. Then for the next bloom of the dollar tree, I am going to add the Stifflers jacking rails and webbing.

 

[spim]

MM is WAY easier than through-the-floor connectors. I can say this empirically because I've had MM connectors, and I did through-the-floor on my notch.

Unless you're making huge power and want a ridiculously rigid structure, the MM setup is more than adequate.

Paul.

ok thanks, mm it is...