WOW! MM Subframe Connectors

[bitnhrd]

I just got done having my local exhaust shop install my Maximum Motorsports subframe connectors. WOW what a difference. I could feel a difference when I pulled out of the driveway. Much more solid :rockon: I would encourage anyone with a vert. to make this the next mod on your list.

 

[csumt76]

hell yea, the car feels more solid in every aspect. The first bump in the road you hit will show you the difference in the chassis.

 

[bitnhrd]

They are Awesome. :rockon: I should have done them first.

 

[DKS2814V]

Mine go on next weekend hopefully.... Along with my coil-overs, diff brace and IRS brackets... I've been putting it off for far too long and you just convinced me once more.

 

[JPIStang]

That's about all you need for a coupe. Makes them feel completely solid.

I'm adding in-floors to my 'vert that has MM's right now, because they aren't quite enough by themselves.

 

[FAsnakes]

I just got done having my local exhaust shop install my Maximum Motorsports subframe connectors. WOW what a difference. I could feel a difference when I pulled out of the driveway. Much more solid :rockon: I would encourage anyone with a vert. to make this the next mod on your list.

Do you have a vert?

 

[modded46]

Next mod I do will definitely be subframes and i'm very happy with the MM stuff I have already so i'm definitely going with them.. Can I ask you how much they charged you to put them on and more importantly did they do a good job in your opinion

 

[optx002]

i had mine done at xmp awhile back, and they were supposed to charge me 110, but they only charged me 70 because thats all the cash i had, and the "kid" working there said 70 was good enough. a few shops i forget their name, but in huntington beach and another one i forget where, wanted anywhere from 4-8 hours of labor at $60-80 an hour. Good luck.

 

[I8URZ28]

I have a coupe and was thinking on weather or not I should get the full length MM subframes --You people with vert's did you all go full length ?

 

[bitnhrd]

Do you have a vert?

Yes I do have a Vert. Triple black.

 

[bitnhrd]

I'm adding in-floors to my 'vert that has MM's right now, because they aren't quite enough by themselves.

I have not heard of these? MM makes them? More info please.

 

[bitnhrd]

Can I ask you how much they charged you to put them on and more importantly did they do a good job in your opinion

They only charged $100. They had never installed MM Subs before, but they have installed a lot of subsframes. They thought it was only going to take an hour when they quoted me. I told they MM says its a 2-3 hr job. He stuck to his $100 quote even though it took him about 3-3.5 hrs. He said next time he does a set of MM's on a 03/04 cobra he'll charge about $200. I think they did a great job. ;-)

 

[bitnhrd]

I have a coupe and was thinking on weather or not I should get the full length MM subframes --You people with vert's did you all go full length ?

You should get the full lenths. No reason to skimp on our cars, plus the cost difference is minimal. Good luck and get those subframes on, you'll wish you did it sooner.

 

[traktrbeam]

You should get the full lenths. No reason to skimp on our cars, plus the cost difference is minimal. Good luck and get those subframes on, you'll wish you did it sooner.

+1

 

[Tom's_03SVT]

love mine too.

great price, awesome product.

Tom

 

[adamz1le28]

How hard are these to install? Do they have to be welded?

Can anyone give me a quick installation description??

Thanks

 

[JPIStang]

Next mod I do will definitely be subframes and i'm very happy with the MM stuff I have already so i'm definitely going with them.. Can I ask you how much they charged you to put them on and more importantly did they do a good job in your opinion

2 hours labor- $120. Not the most artistic welds I've ever seen, but they did a good job.

I have a coupe and was thinking on weather or not I should get the full length MM subframes --You people with vert's did you all go full length ?

Absolutely. Never go with anything less.

I have not heard of these? MM makes them? More info please.

Griggs makes them. http://www.gotstang.com/profile.php?Roush2960&page=11#jump
http://people.ucsc.edu/~kbrandt/mustang/InternalSFC.shtml

How hard are these to install? Do they have to be welded?

Can anyone give me a quick installation description??

Thanks

Bolt-on subframe connectors are nearly worthless. These do have to be welded, and they weld at multiple points along their length.

Your car goes up on a drive-on lift. They test fit them and spot-weld the connection pieces where they need to be on the bar. Then they grind the bottom of the chassis to bare metal where they need to weld, put the subs back in place and weld them. No carpet removal necessary, or disassembly/removal of anything. The car HAS to be supported by the wheels.

 

[PonyFever]

2 hours labor- $120. Not the most artistic welds I've ever seen, but they did a good job.



Absolutely. Never go with anything less.



Griggs makes them. http://www.gotstang.com/profile.php?Roush2960&page=11#jump
http://people.ucsc.edu/~kbrandt/mustang/InternalSFC.shtml



Bolt-on subframe connectors are nearly worthless. These do have to be welded, and they weld at multiple points along their length.

Your car goes up on a drive-on lift. They test fit them and spot-weld the connection pieces where they need to be on the bar. Then they grind the bottom of the chassis to bare metal where they need to weld, put the subs back in place and weld them. No carpet removal necessary, or disassembly/removal of anything. The car HAS to be supported by the wheels.

+1
I've had mine on the 'vert for over a year and it's one of the best mods I've done, on street and strip you can tell a world of difference.

 

[JPIStang]

+1
I've had mine on the 'vert for over a year and it's one of the best mods I've done, on street and strip you can tell a world of difference.

The Griggs or MM full lengths?

 

[BigBeez03]

Do they make a noticeable improvement on a Coupe?