[spero]

saw some on ebay that say's mustang 79-04 will it fit on all the stangs

[HMUSN]

link?

[spero]

Originally Posted by HMUSN link?

i think so?

[HMUSN]

Originally Posted by spero Originally Posted by HMUSN link? i think so?

i meant... do you have a link to show us?

[spero]

Originally Posted by HMUSN Originally Posted by spero Originally Posted by HMUSN link? i think so? i meant... do you have a link to show us?

i no im looking for it

[spero]

http://cgi.ebay.ca/79-04-Mustang-4-6...QQcmdZViewItem

[HMUSN]

you don't want those man.

they are bolt on ones.


you want the weld-on's

[spero]

Originally Posted by HMUSN you don't want those man. they are bolt on ones. you want the weld-on's

it says he welded it

[HMUSN]

oh.. i didn't catch that.


blue oval is a good company to work with.
i have bought items from them before.


i also see that they are "bare"

i would have a coat put on them before you install them at least.

they look ok but remember.. you usually get what you pay for.

[spero]

Originally Posted by HMUSN oh.. i didn't catch that. blue oval is a good company to work with. i have bought items from them before. i also see that they are "bare" i would have a coat put on them before you install them at least. they look ok but remember.. you usually get what you pay for.

true but there just rods of metal, so not to worried. hard to get them where i live. just are they worth it? what do thay do?

[HMUSN]

they are a good mod.

they stop your car from flexing while launching and they improve you handling.

you will def. notice the difference after you install them.

get them zinc plated before you install them to prevent rust.

[spero]

Originally Posted by HMUSN they are a good mod. they stop your car from flexing while launching and they improve you handling. you will def. notice the difference after you install them. get them zinc plated before you install them to prevent rust.

i noticed they also had red powder coated ones that ok, and will it help the fish tailing problem?

[HMUSN]

the red ones are ok... i just wouldn't get the bare metal ones

yea they will help out with the fish tailing

[spero]

Originally Posted by HMUSN the red ones are ok... i just wouldn't get the bare metal ones yea they will help out with the fish tailing

great thanks for the help.

[madstallion]

Originally Posted by spero Originally Posted by HMUSN the red ones are ok... i just wouldn't get the bare metal ones yea they will help out with the fish tailing great thanks for the help.

You should actually buy the bare metal version, there usually cheaper & because if you buy the powdercoated version then you will either have to strip, sand off the paint & primer on the subframes .. all the way down to the bare metal in order to weld them on your car
You cannot weld on top of paint, primer

I know this because I just did a full length subframe weld on my convertible.. i got the maximum motorsport XL version. Biiiiiiig difference from them stock " Toy Subframes " !
However I had to pay extra for the installer to be chipping & sanding the subframes down .. because i got the powder coated version.
problem i coulda avoided had i gone with the bare metal version & simply painted them myself right after install

[HMUSN]

yes you have to remove the paint from the weld spots.


you are also supposed to powercoat them before install.

if you don't believe me go to

http://www.maximummotorsports.com/

then click "install instructions"

then click full length sfc.

click this: MMFL-1

then read paragraph 4

[ujslost]

just because "they" say to powder coat them before hand isnt true. Thats just cause they dont want ya saying "uh these are starting to rust whats up with that" then a replacement. I say paint em with what ever you want just dont paint the ends where its gonna be welded . Do that part after the welds cool. You have to do that on all welded subframe connectors. paint em with some primer and spray paint it will last believe me.

[WAR-PARTY]

Originally Posted by HMUSN yes you have to remove the paint from the weld spots. you are also supposed to powercoat them before install. if you don't believe me go to http://www.maximummotorsports.com/ then click "install instructions" then click full length sfc. click this: MMFL-1 then read paragraph 4

Good chioce, makes the ride siffer than hell. I bout bounced my balls off coming back from the weld shop, but than my pony is just for racing, feel bad for the police could have made a killing had they caught me sneaking home from the shop....