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Old 11-02-2009, 07:36 PM   #1
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some questions about SFCs

I was thinking about putting SFCs on my car and just needed some advice. Which are better spohn or UMI? Would using a 4 arm lift be okay or should i try to use a drive on lift?

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Re: some questions about SFCs

Drive on lift. The weight has to be on the suspension when you install them, flat and level. As for which brand, there's been a TON of debate about it, and I still don't have a definitive answer. I went with Spohn due to a little less weight and a little better ground clearance.
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Re: some questions about SFCs

Its pretty much personal preference, they are almost all the same material and design (except for multiple mouting point ect...) in the end.
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Re: some questions about SFCs

Hello,

We have great luck with our SFC's and many users here are pleased. I would be sure you would be happy with our product... but all companies make a nice product and would work well.

If you have any questions I can help with please feel free to ask.

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