Is anyone using this system. If so how does it affect the handling and ride quality?
Kenny Brown Subframe Matrix system
- Thread starter FriscoCobra
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It really tightens up the car, you will feel the differance. My installer said it was the best fitting and cleanest install of a sub-system he ever did. A quote from my installer "The quality of this KB system is so much better then the crap the camero guys bring me to put on thier car's"
where's the cheapest place to buy them? I was thinking of
the GWest versions or the hanns, but have seen the
flanges not quite at the right angle on some to
match with the chassis. I wonder if the KB matrix
can come prewelded together and just have the
local shop install them to the car. :shrug:
the GWest versions or the hanns, but have seen the
flanges not quite at the right angle on some to
match with the chassis. I wonder if the KB matrix
can come prewelded together and just have the
local shop install them to the car. :shrug:
Does it have any affect on ride quality , harsher on bumps and things like that ?
Right now I have no mods but i really want to install this second right after I get my mgw shifter. I do plan on putting new exhaust too but i want to wait on that cause it is more expensive. Will adding these on get in the way of adding a new exhaust system down the road? What i mean is will i have to take them off to put new exhaust ? Last question : Are they welded on or bolt on ? By the way thanks for all the responses to this thread you have all been a tremendous help
FriscoCobra said:
Only buy weld in full lengths. You won't have any problems unless you plan on running a side exit exhaust. Keep in mind that welding isn't cheap. Some place are going to try to charge a fortune to weld the whole Matrix kit on.
The KB system uses a regular subframe connector, not full lengths. Its just the matrix brace that extends it to a full length, along with the jacking rails.
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