ok what are the best SFCs for the money? i definatly want weld ons. im looking at the spohn ones now. any opinions on em? what are the made of? is it worth it to get em powder coated?
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Bone stock blue TPI 85' Z28 42k original miles.
*previous car: lightly moded 89' Formula 350
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Bone stock blue TPI 85' Z28 42k original miles.
*previous car: lightly moded 89' Formula 350
Senior Member
No, NO, NO. I put on the Spohn's. They sucked. The trick is to buy bolt in, then weld them in. Jegster's are great!
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355 c.i.
Dart 180 Heads
Lunati 224/224 cam
Harland Sharp 1.5 rockers
Performer RPM Manifold
Holley 600 cfm double pumper
Hooker Super Competition Headers
Flowmaster Exhaust
Competition Engineering Sub-frame connectors
Tremec TKO
Pro 5.0 Shifter
GM posi 3.42 rear
Hurst Roll Control
13.9@102
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355 c.i.
Dart 180 Heads
Lunati 224/224 cam
Harland Sharp 1.5 rockers
Performer RPM Manifold
Holley 600 cfm double pumper
Hooker Super Competition Headers
Flowmaster Exhaust
Competition Engineering Sub-frame connectors
Tremec TKO
Pro 5.0 Shifter
GM posi 3.42 rear
Hurst Roll Control
13.9@102
I like my Alston's.Very nice fit and clearance.
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1982 Z28:355,4 Speed,Lots of bolt ons
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1982 Z28:355,4 Speed,Lots of bolt ons
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by TPI Guy:
No, NO, NO. I put on the Spohn's. They sucked. The trick is to buy bolt in, then weld them in. Jegster's are great!
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by TPI Guy:
No, NO, NO. I put on the Spohn's. They sucked. The trick is to buy bolt in, then weld them in. Jegster's are great!
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So why did they suck? I have em on my car, and they made a world of difference.
Did you weld them on the recommended way?
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My 89 Formula
13.98 @92 mph 2.06 60 ft
1989 Firebird Formula, WS6 Package, ZZ4 Crate engine.
MSD 8.5mm Super wires, SLP 58 mm throttlebody, Edelbrock TES headers, SLP 3" SS exhaust,
Random Tech 3" hi flow cat, K&N filter, 700R4 trans w/ vette 2/4 shift servo, worked valve body, kevlar band,
2200 rpm stall converter, Borg Warner 9 bolt 327 rear (full poly mounts) Hotchiss panhard rod, Lakewood LCA's,
Spohn subframe connectors, custom chip, Walbro hi-flo fuel pump.
Accel stuff: 24 pound injectors, Superram intake, Large tube runners, billet distributor, supercoil.
In the works: 1997 Trans Am T56 Trans swap, Spohn crossmember/torque arm/driveshaft loop
Junior Member
I have Spohn SFC's and I love them. I think I made the right choice. They are very rigid and they look great too. They will not work if you have slp header's orif you plan on getting slp header's. It took the shop 6 hours to put them on but that was only because they took a lunch. They are the best for the money in my opinion. Make sure the shop that puts them on follow's the directions. Good luck.
Member
could someone post pics of the Spohn SFCs, the pics on the website are the most unflattering pictures I have ever seen. They make the components look poorly manufactured, and the install very sloppy. I like how they sound on paper, and would like to see how they look installed. Thanks.
Anthony
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previous ride: 87 Camaro LT
350, A4.Comp Cams 268H, Edelbrock Preformer intake, Hedman Headers and y-pipe, gutted cat, No AIR/smog pump. 14x3" Open element K&N, Q-jet w/ D hanger and DA rods, adjusted AV spring tension and quick can.
Current ride: 1992 Camaro RS, K&N, Flowmaster, 305, T5, Black, T-tops, 84k miles.
Anthony
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previous ride: 87 Camaro LT
350, A4.Comp Cams 268H, Edelbrock Preformer intake, Hedman Headers and y-pipe, gutted cat, No AIR/smog pump. 14x3" Open element K&N, Q-jet w/ D hanger and DA rods, adjusted AV spring tension and quick can.
Current ride: 1992 Camaro RS, K&N, Flowmaster, 305, T5, Black, T-tops, 84k miles.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Ragin'87:
could someone post pics of the Spohn SFCs, the pics on the website are the most unflattering pictures I have ever seen. They make the components look poorly manufactured, and the install very sloppy. I like how they sound on paper, and would like to see how they look installed. Thanks.
Anthony
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http://www.havemann.com/lee/images/subframe <font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Ragin'87:
could someone post pics of the Spohn SFCs, the pics on the website are the most unflattering pictures I have ever seen. They make the components look poorly manufactured, and the install very sloppy. I like how they sound on paper, and would like to see how they look installed. Thanks.
Anthony
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These are very BIG pics though - I took my car over to Spohn's and had him weld it. Took 3 hours total ($150) and he welded it everywhere.
Some of the pics don't make sense, but they are close-ups showing clearance of my 3" slp exhaust and other things. Feel free to ask questions.
if i plan on maybe eventually gettign SLP headers which are the best?
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Bone stock blue TPI 85' Z28 42k original miles.
*previous car: lightly moded 89' Formula 350
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Bone stock blue TPI 85' Z28 42k original miles.
*previous car: lightly moded 89' Formula 350

