We installed SFCs on a dual cat car today. As I was hoping, but wanted to confirm, our new tubular SFCs fit with plenty of room on the dual cat y-pipe.

In other words, there is no dual cat version on the new tubular SFCs. The Part # 503 SFCs will work with single cat or dual cat y-pipes. Description has been changed on the website.

I have 3 discs full of installation photos. I'll get them up on a webpage in the coming days and post the link. Thanks.

Steve

 

Installed pictures are up.

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Thank you Sir!!

Ed

 

looks great!!

 

Steve, how long is the install time for the new SFC's at your shop. I live just south of Baltimore and would like to drive up and have them installed sometime. It is only about a 100 mile drive for me. Do I need to make an appointment for a weekday install?

Thanks for the great products,
Bill

P.S., If you want to "test" any new parts on my car, I am certainly willing to be a test mule for Spohn. :hail:

 

Takes about 3 hours for a SFC install. We charge a flat rate of $150.00 for the job no matter how long it takes.

You do need to schedule an appointment. Just shoot me an email and we can set up a date good for both of us. Thanks.

Steve

 

I just read your website and feel like an idiot for asking a question while the answer was right in front of my face. Thanks for the reply though.

By the way, when do you think you will have the STB for carbed cars ready? I have a carbed 87 (last year for carb) with the drivers side A/C. If you ever need more photos or another test fit vehicle, just let me know.

My email is z28bill@hotmail.com

Thanks again Steve for the wonderful products,
Bill

 

so when are the SFC's for convertibles coming out, in case I have to ship back my Kenny Brown's??

 

Looks good Steve. Same part for both my cars, couldn't be easier!

 

Convertibles are the next project, already have a donor car lined up.

Steve

 

woohoo!! :rockon:

 

well i admit i was a bit dissapointed looking at the pictures of the tubular Vs the box section on the web site but now i am convinced about the tubular ones. Asd soon as i can afford them i will be buying Spohn's

great job Steve!! that install looks really strong

BTW how do you pronounce your name???