I cannot believe I spent any money on anything else before these. SFC's in general have to be the best mod for the buck on a convertible third gen. Before they were installed the car creaked and rattled and just drove. Now the car feels heavier but in a good way. The acceleration seems crisper, the braking more linear, it handles differently, and the cornering is like I got an entirely different car.



I'm a moron for going as long as I have without them. Thanks Lon!

 

I agree. I got a big check for company mileage once. I baught SFC's, Front/rear sway's, new lower springs, and a wonder bar (most from topdown ;-) ) ....i never realize how much of a 'boat' my car drove before. I was deffinatly ready to get into some trouble sliding around on all the turns. :-P

 

I just put some on as well, but haven't drove it yet. I live in the country, and my drive way is 500 meters long and it's a total mud pit right now. The roads are dry but I can't get to them.
I can't wait to feel them, I'm glad to hear they work so well.

 

Wow, pretty hardcore when you'd still own a low riding sports car in places like that.

 

Did you weld them too, or just bolt them?

 

Weird, I just welded in the MAC SFCs yesterday. Amazing what a difference they made. I'm just like you and suprised at why I waited so long! Next up is that comp eng. 8 pt rollbar!

 

Welded.


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Why?

 

When I had my (TDS)Alstons welded on I could tell the diffrence in the car before I even got out of the parking lot!

The two next best mods I made were the (TDS) Wonderbar, and the Eidelbrock Three point Strut tower brace.

Speedy

 

LOL! I did those last two first.

 

i have the 3 point, but not the wonderbar yet... ive also got the spohns perimiter style SFC's still in the garage, im going to get both the alstons and spohns put in, one of our guys out here is a very good welder and specializes in F-bodies so its pretty sweet, he does a lot for us.

 

Someone asked me how much clearance I lost with the Alstons. From what I can tell, they hang as low as the exhaust pipe:







Hope this helps, Kevin.

Mike

 

Helps a bunch. Thanks.

Kevin D.