SFC Help
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SFC Help
I am looking at getting some BMR boxed subframe connectors for my car and was wondering what the difference in strength is between the bolt-in and weld-on styles? I figured that weld-in was better but I had a shop quote me for $140 for the welding alone which I think is rediculous. How much should welding cost?
#3
Re: SFC Help
I have Competition Engineering bolt in sfc's. I bolted them in and then welded them when I bought a new welder from Harbor Freight for a $120. The Comp sfc's welded in real easy and nice and clean. I welded in a set of BMR weld in sfc's for a friend of mine. It was a real pain in the a$$. They did not fit that great and I had to build the welds up like a 1/4" in some spots. It made the welds look bad. I did not like having to do that.
As for the welding shop charging a $140. to weld them in is way to much. If you lived in Florida I would only charge you $30. If your going to spend the money I would just buy the Harbor Freight welder and do it my self.
As for the welding shop charging a $140. to weld them in is way to much. If you lived in Florida I would only charge you $30. If your going to spend the money I would just buy the Harbor Freight welder and do it my self.
#4
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BMR boxed SFC's are only welded on the front, cost me $60 in Jax (1st place I went) - make sure the rear bolts are TIGHT or you'll get a clunk. If you go with full weld-ons throw them in the car and visit some local muffler shops so they can see what's involved.
#5
Re: SFC Help
Originally Posted by 2001NBMZ28
BMR boxed SFC's are only welded on the front, cost me $60 in Jax (1st place I went) - make sure the rear bolts are TIGHT or you'll get a clunk. If you go with full weld-ons throw them in the car and visit some local muffler shops so they can see what's involved.
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