Fox subframe connectors?

[supercab78]

Does anyone make some that doesn't look like an add-on? I would like avoid cutting into the floor pan but still have semi decent look without them hanging down to far.

[jack90gt]

why would you cut into the floor pan unless you were putting through the floor subframes..... You can get regular bolt on or weld on ones that work just fine....

[Kevin1989]

why would you cut into the floor pan unless you were putting through the floor subframes..... You can get regular bolt on or weld on ones that work just fine....

+1 i have bolt on ones i plan on bolting on and then welding to have the piece of mind, these are strait weld on pieces.

http://www.americanmuscle.com/7904-full-length-subframe-connectors.html

[gbrown8439]

Maximum Motorsports makes a real nice set but you will lose some ground clearance.

http://www.maximummotorsports.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=122_124_233&products_id=580

[Marker1989]

Maximum Motorsports makes a real nice set but you will lose some ground clearance.

http://www.maximummotorsports.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=122_124_233&products_id=580


Those are whats on my car, I wouldn't go with anything else!
If you are going to race the car at all I wouldn't consider anything but a full length. Go over to corral.net and see what they have to say about bolt on's and tubular SFC's..

[supercab78]

Thanks for the replies. Marker1989, with your Max-motorsports it looks like I would only loose about 1 1/2 inch of ground clearence. Does that sound about right?

[Marker1989]

Yea, the clearance thing isn't an issue unless you car is absolutely slammed

[supercab78]

OK, M&M full lenths it is then, Thanks!

[5.0calypso93lx]

OK, M&M full lenths it is then, Thanks!

You'll be glad you did. The MM's have the weld in seat brackets and the additional angle brackets all the way down the full SF's. Very nice units.

[Kevin1989]

Was under Markers car last night, i wouldnt even say it would be and issue if the car was slammed.