Mustang Subframe Connector & Jacking Rail Install 1979-2004 (Maximum Motorsports & Stifflers) In this video I will be installing a set of Maximum Motorsport XL Subframe Connectors as well as a jacking rail for the pinch welds connected by the Stifflers FIT System. This is the ultimate under floor subframe connector setup for a 1979-2004 Fox Body or SN95 Mustang.
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Stiffler's FIT System (Shorter subframe connectors than MM):
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00:00 Intro
0:15Why install subframe connectors?
3:15 Maximum Motorsports & Stifflers parts
4:27 Vehicle disassembly details
6:11 Test fitting the subframe connectors and jacking rails
7:53 Seat bracket positioning and welding
9:02 How to weld in the connectors
10:53 Fire concerns/hazards
12:49 Welding in the subframe connectors
15:02 Welding in the jacking rails
16:05 Welding on the reinforcement, and closing up the holes
17:06 Web/matrix brace fitment
17:46 Web/matrix brace final welding
18:35 Final result and thoughts
19:34 Like, Share, Subscribe!
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