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![]() I am looking to get some full length subframe connectors for my car. It hasnt had much done to it yet but i plan on some AFRs and and a cam shortly.
I am wondering if the full lenth connectors allow you to jack the car up on them or not? I seem to remember reading that the kenny brown ones were made to do this. Im just wondering about others since i dont have quite that much cash for the KBs. Im thinking of going Steeda or somthing simular. Not that jacking the car on these is a big deal breaker or anything. I assume i will want full length with the seat mount bolt for the max protection and not just the shorties ? I want to make sure i do it right. Im looking for a good welder at the same time. My mustang hasnt seen much road in the last 8 years and i want to get back into the sport and the car now that im settled.
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1991 LX coupe,AOD, red, 80k, K&N, MAC cat back, MAC off-road X, Autometer Gauges, BBK Ceramic unequals, fully polished upper intake, fuel rails, and egr, working on installing.....MM full length subs, H&R sport springs, MM Lower control arms, MM caster camber plates, bilstein shocks, struts. |
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