sho-2g
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HELP! I'm trying to find a set of full length sfc's at a place other that SLOW-SHO. 
Full Length Subframe Connectors
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luigisho
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Get in touch with Nook at Prosuspension.com. You can find him posting somewhere in the classifieds for a group buy of overbored (69mm?) throttle bodies. He usually has some laying around or will run a batch every now and then.
sho-2g
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Thanks Alot 
MI-SHOFEAR
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Cool , i will have to contact him as well
SASHO91
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this is off topic alittle but, I got bored at my house on day and built my own....
the write up is in "loving these sfc's" thread..... thats my 02.
the write up is in "loving these sfc's" thread..... thats my 02.
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ANYONE OUT THERE!!!
SHOULD THE CAR BE SUPORTED BY THE BODY OR THE SUSPENSION WHEN INSTALLING SFC'S????
Jeff
SHOULD THE CAR BE SUPORTED BY THE BODY OR THE SUSPENSION WHEN INSTALLING SFC'S????
Jeff
NotSoSlowSHO
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debatable.
Mine will be welded on with the wheels down (loaded suspension)
Mine will be welded on with the wheels down (loaded suspension)
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What is the reason for doing it with the suspension loaded?NotSoSlowSHO said:
Jeff
SASHO91
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it keeps the body in a loaded position. IIRC.
allthough i did a combo of both. i did one side, tightened it down a little, then went to the other side, tightened it down alittle, then dropped the car, then tigthened them up securly. havent had one problem with mine, and they still preform very well. and they are still bolted on. although i used locking bolts. the ones with the plastic on the top of the bolt. hope that helps alittle!
allthough i did a combo of both. i did one side, tightened it down a little, then went to the other side, tightened it down alittle, then dropped the car, then tigthened them up securly. havent had one problem with mine, and they still preform very well. and they are still bolted on. although i used locking bolts. the ones with the plastic on the top of the bolt. hope that helps alittle!
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SHOZ123 said:
Why did you want to bow it, to further preload it?
Jeff
SHOracer14
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On my plus the car was loaded (on ramps) and then welded on. As far as I know the general practice is to put them on with the suspension loaded. Don't ask me why... I'm not that smart. Hopefully someone with more experience can jump in here.
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