Are subframe connectors a good mod for 1995 Mustang GT?
I was wondering about putting subframe connectors on my 95 GT. Im settting it up for mild drag racing and was wondering if they would be a good mod? If so which would be better full length or the shorter ones? But are they all the same or is some brands more recommended over the other? Thanks.
__________________
95 GT
Edlebock Performer RPM intake, Ford Racing Headers, BBK X-pipe, Flowmasters, 3.73 gears, Hotchkis Control Arms, FFRP Drag Racing Springs, Underdrive Pulleys, BBK Cold Air, Steeda Shifter
Soon to install:
Aeromotive fuel press reg, Autometer fuel press guage and 5" tach, FFRP caster and camber plates, Edlebrock Performer Heads, Ford Racing E303 cam
hey YES if your going to get any power behind your stand subframe connectors and a drive shaft safty loop is always a good thing to go with. I got my subframe con. from summit. I went with the ford racing ones. Yes full length. And I got my drive safte loop from cal-mustangs.com but summit probly has them to
__________________
95/5.0 Long tube headers, xpipe, flowmasters, with dumps, 9mm plugg wires, msd cap and rotor, 70mm tb, trick flow intake manifold, under drive pullys, smog elim kit. summit coil, subframe connectors, summit double roller timing chain, and a cam not sure what for cam bc it was in the car when i purchesed it!
I second that. I got full length subs from Maximum motorsports. The subframe on SN95 can easily flex and welding in connectors ties it all in together turning you twist into power you get at the wheels. If you're going to be doing lots of hard launches, I would also suggest welding the torque boxes at your rear upper control arms, as they tend to crack.
Are subframe connectors a good mod for 1995 Mustang GT? 
