SubFrame connectors, bolt on's anygood?

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I know this bridge has been crossed but I'm looking at installing some subframe connectors on my 2003 cobra coup, are the bolt on's any good? I was thinking of getting some bolt on's so I could install and setup in the garage then take to a shop with a wheel lift and have them weld them up for added strength after words. I was wanting full length, the car is pullied, tuned, CAI, cat back high flow; so nothing crazy but would like to stiffen it up a little.
Are there any fuel lines or anything in the way on the 03 cobra's or ???
Thanks.

 

[01yellercobra]

If the shop has a drive on lift they can handle weld on subframe connectors. I wouldn't bother with the bolt on personally. But my only experience has been the stock ones from Ford. And they weren't that impressive.

 

[94slowbra1]

id save your time and get a nice full length set (either MM or stifflers) and have a shop weld them in. bolt ins dont do what a welded set does for stiffening

 

[bigwave]

Awesome, kind of what I assumed, I will get some on the way. I need to find someone with a drive on lift now.

 

[bigwave]

Had a coupon from LMR, just bought the full length MM, they look pretty solid and a great price with free shipping on the coupon. Thanks for the quick input fellers!

 

[DSG2003Mach1]

good choice, the bolt in ones are just too flimsy

 

[03cobra#694]

What they all said.

 

[GNBRETT]

u can bolt em and weld em....

 

[94slowbra1]

good choice. also if later on you feel like you want more you can add in the rest of stifflers FIT system and really tighten it up

 

[FreddyFingers]

I went with bolted and welded full length MM ones. Love em!

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