SFC install finished.
SFC install finished.
A little background on my car: It has 94K and has t-tops and it has so many squeeks and rattles that I thought I was going to go crazy. I took my car to Speed Inc. today and they welded on a pair of Spohn tubular SFCs and it was a night and day difference. All the squeeks and rattles are gone and the car feels alot firmer. Definitely worth the money. The reason I posted this is because I noticed alot of people asking if SFCs really make a difference and if it is worth the money. In my case, they made a huge difference. Thought I would share.
Re: SFC install finished.
Originally Posted by nodnarb481
nice.. i cant wait to get mine in. How much did the shop charge you?
Re: SFC install finished.
The good thing is that you saw such an improvement ever after having many other suspension mods done. Just goes to show even with having shocks and other stuff done our cars can still benefit from SFC's.
-Dustin-
-Dustin-
Re: SFC install finished.
Originally Posted by eagleknight97
Were they the 2pt SFC's? If so, why did you choose them over a 3pt design? Also, you said it was about an hour of labor, but how long was your car actually there for?
Re: SFC install finished.
Originally Posted by Bersaglieri
The good thing is that you saw such an improvement ever after having many other suspension mods done. Just goes to show even with having shocks and other stuff done our cars can still benefit from SFC's.
-Dustin-
-Dustin-
Re: SFC install finished.
I also have tubular SFC's but mine are BMR brand. They really made a night and day difference on my car and i'm glad i did them. I use to think they didn't do anything but i'm a believer now that i have them.
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