Question on SFC's
#1
Question on SFC's
My '99 Z28 will be going in to have exhaust cutout welded in soon and was wondering if I should get some SFC's installed at the same time. I don't have t-tops. I will have a cutout, ORY, st headers and lid w/filter. So will it really be worth installing SFC's for a daily driver that will occasionally run the 1/4 mi? Stock suspension w/koni shocks in the front. And since I am low on cash at the moment I will not be upgrading the suspension much anytime soon. And what are good sfc's to get?
#2
Quality and value, look up BMR...they have a great line...check out www.stealthperf.com for some good prices
Very high Quality and expensive, try Kenny Brown DD's, SLP also has a nice line
...there are two kinds to get..the ones that are triangle shape or ones that are straight...you being a hardtop...the cheaper straight line (BMR) would be more than fine
Very high Quality and expensive, try Kenny Brown DD's, SLP also has a nice line
...there are two kinds to get..the ones that are triangle shape or ones that are straight...you being a hardtop...the cheaper straight line (BMR) would be more than fine
#3
go with the bmr tubular 2pt subframes.......www.ls1speed.com
#4
Even for a street car without T-Tops, a good set of SFC's will really help tighten it up.
I'm running bolt-in double diamonds from Spectacle Solutions, along with his STB. It's a great set of SFC's and have NEVER given me a problem or worked their way loose.
www.spectaclesolutions.com
I'm running bolt-in double diamonds from Spectacle Solutions, along with his STB. It's a great set of SFC's and have NEVER given me a problem or worked their way loose.
www.spectaclesolutions.com
#7
Originally posted by nikkev
I don't know why GM didn't install the things from the factory.
I don't know why GM didn't install the things from the factory.
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