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I'm in the process of installing the Wolfes now....not to bad. I'll get some pics up soon.
I have them in my car. I thought there would be more to them then what I got. They come pretty close to finished, but you still have to grind some to make them fit. Really through the floor subframe connectors are the way to go. They are really good. I just think you can make them your self for a whole lot cheaper. I paid $225.00 for mine. Just look at the pictures on their site and you get the idea. I put the connectors and a six point cage from Wild Rides in at the same time so now my car is super stiff. I had ordered a cage from Wolfe, but after waiting two months for them to start making it,I canceled my order for the cage. And got it from WildRides. Wolfe did send the connectors right away however.
BBK makes a good set. They are around $115 for there set. I have them on my car and they hold up fine with me.
Yeah, they are good people to deal with...shipping isn't bad either, considering they are offering a 20% discount right now.
Are these connectors a must for a street/strip car? I'd say no, the maximum motorsport full lengths would be a great addition and aren't through the floor. If you want them cheaper, get with ArtsPerformance...his are pretty close to the MM. Plus he can get you the MM cheaper if you go with them.
With these Wolfe's, the kickout bars make a nice foundation for the main hoop of the rollbar/cage if/when you go that route.
One other thing is on the front kick out bars of the sub frame connectors check to see where the door bar lands up front before you cut the floor. The connectors come with instructions for where they want you to cut and weld them in, but the measurements are for wolfes cage not wildrides.
How bad was shipping on that wild rides kit?