[chrisingermany]

own a 02 Z28 in Germany race my car on Nurburgring every chance I get and I am a little worried I am going to bend my frame being as the track and roads over here are crazy..and way to much fun. I just want to know if weld in ones are better than bolt on ones. Germany has laws making it really hard to get my hands on a welder so bolt on would be a lot easier but I don't know you tell me. are they both equal?

 

[Bomber Z]

I got the Competition engineering bolt in SFC's. I welded then in after I had a chance and they made an big difference just bolted in. Well worth the money. I got them from Summit. I hope this helps you. Good luck.

 

[Phoenix57]

weld in is typically seen as better. with that stress on the car, you might want to look for one that also makes an x accross the bottom of the car, with a good tunnel brace. LG Motorsports(sorry sponsors, yall might also carry something similar) makes a nice piece that you might want to check out. shippin is goin to be the biggest bitch for you.

 

[CustomSSI]

Weld in is better but if all you can do is bolt in thats better that nothing. Also look into a strut tower brace. Those will stiffen up your front alot better also.

Josh

 

[gettinthere]

I've got the Kenny Brown Double Diamonds. IMO they are the top of the line. They really helped.

 

[Jrracing]

I have LG weld ons and they are great. They tuck up under the car nicely and they have brackets were I can bolt on an X bracket that they sell.

 

[Jaberwaki]

i can from expirience recomen the UMI boxed SFC's weld in... the price was nice, and the peice was as good of build quality as i have seen.
added bonus they are a sponcer.

 

[chrisingermany]

Thanks for the input I will hopefully be getting a big box for Christmas and either bolt-on or weld on will be all good

 

[Mad-Max]

Look into a set of slp sfc, they offer both bolt on and weld on versions.

 

[NBM2001z28]

We recommend weld ins, after some time turning with the bolt ins, they oval holes in the floor. I have Competition engineering ones and i had some nice 1/2" ovaled holes fast with just street driving.
Mike