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Old August 25th, 2011, 11:36 PM   #1
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if i plan on installing a pan-hard bar and torque arm form mm should i buy their sfc. i see in pics that the torque are attaches to the sfc but the sfc do not come with tabs for the torque arm. if i can go with any other sfc what would give me the best bang for my buck? thanks for any advice!
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yes...use their SFC's, they're fantastic. The TA comes with the tabs for mounting it the front crossmember on the SFC's
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Just curious, but why wouldn't you want to use MM's SFCs, especially if you're already planning on getting their Phb/TA setup?
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The MM ones are well worth the money, the most you would save buying the Laurel Mountain ones would be $30 or so. For $30, I'd rather have all my suspension by the same company. Good insurance that everything will fit, I know someone (codycat?) had a problem fitting a MM panhard bar with some different brand lower control arms. I'll try and find a link to that thread, what LCA's do you have/planning to get?


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yea its looking like ill be getting the mm sfc. is American Muscle the best place to buy.
and dexter i like all their suspension components but i really just wanted to know if their are stronger sfc that work with the TA
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I wonder how the Steeda units would compare to MM's. Ya you will need FLSFC for a TA.
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I wonder how the Steeda units would compare to MM's.
I've heard they have better fitment. Not sure how they'll be for installing the TA later on, though.
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