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    Junior Member DubisSix's Avatar
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    Was this a DeaL??

    Hey everyone.. a friend of mine just sold me sum-RPM Speed Tubular Subframe Connectors(Weld In) for $50 bucks.. Im pretty sure it was worth it?? what u guys think.. and will this help me much even if my car is almost stock??
    thanks guys for ur time

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    Any 1... Quick yes or no at least??

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    i would have to see em, but i would say yeah its a good deal. even if ur stock it will help stiffen ur ride and lose the creeks....just gotta pay to get em welded in

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    If you like them then yes its a deal. if you dont like them then no its not a deal

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    well i dont know much about all that... but they're brand new.
    are subframe connecter supposed to give me more traction too??

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    well they wont give you more traction, the will help stiff up the chassis and make your car more solid. this cuts down on twisting motions caused by accelerating and turning. this can be seen to help traction, but not in the sense of traction that springs, shocks, and control arms give you. It will stiffen the car up to help the springs shock and control arms work better. but just adding sub frame connectors isnt gonna make your wheels magically stick to the pavement. They are definately a great add on for these cars though and highly reccomended. One of the first things i did to my car. def. a must if your planning on adding hp to you engine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TransAm11973 View Post
    well they wont give you more traction, the will help stiff up the chassis and make your car more solid. this cuts down on twisting motions caused by accelerating and turning. this can be seen to help traction, but not in the sense of traction that springs, shocks, and control arms give you. It will stiffen the car up to help the springs shock and control arms work better. but just adding sub frame connectors isnt gonna make your wheels magically stick to the pavement. They are definately a great add on for these cars though and highly reccomended. One of the first things i did to my car. def. a must if your planning on adding hp to you engine.
    thanks for the info.. it really helped

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    i just found out he hooked me wit them for free ... so its defanetly a good deal.
    what should i do next to give me more traction??

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    What kind of tires are you running and what size? Without good tires that bite it doesn't matter what kind of suspension mods you have. Subframe connectors are a good start. Then you can get some lca's and a torque arm. Thats just my opinion. Good luck!

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    Quote Originally Posted by 5150 View Post
    What kind of tires are you running and what size? Without good tires that bite it doesn't matter what kind of suspension mods you have. Subframe connectors are a good start. Then you can get some lca's and a torque arm. Thats just my opinion. Good luck!
    I agree. also include rear sway bar and shock tower brace. panhard bar as well.

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