Ultimate Chassis Improvement by Installing Subframe Connectors - SN95 Owner's Guide #9

In this episode we improve handling and chassis stability in the Sixxer, our 1995 Mustang Coupe, with a set of Steeda Subframe Connectors. Why bother you might ask?
Aside from keeping a Mustang from twisting up like a pretzel you mean? When we fixed the broken seat in a previous episode we discovered the entire floor pan was cracked and in need of immediate attention. These connectors and seat supports will solve the issue while improving performance.
Join us to see just how easily these install, and the vicious amount of rust under the Sixxer!
This is the SN95 specific series you have been waiting for! No BS, just pure tech and experience, Darren & Shawn are here to serve the SN95 community and help you get the most out of your 1994-1998 Mustang!
Darren has 4 different SN95 Mustangs lined up to to show a variety of modifications and success stories.
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[@Elver_Galarga_jugo]

Love the thought process, not perfect but better than before and definitely gets the job done.

[@RidingtheReaper]

Oh thank God you guys are doing the SN95 video's again. I love them, having a SN95 myself these really help.

[@GrandTouringConcepts]

He took a little break over the summer to enjoy the driving season, but we are back at it with 3 more videos in the pipe. - Darren

[@RidingtheReaper]

@@GrandTouringConcepts nice. Hope you guys enjoyed the break. Everyone needs a break every now and again but really glad you guys are back at it. Thank you.

[@PANTYEATR1]

when i installed my sub frame connectors in my old 95 GT, i used a screw Jack to apply pressure to them...you literally saw the seats go up while looking through the door window!😅 that floor sags allot!

[@blake102989]

I wanna hear Shawn say "sufferin suckatash"

[@bigrickshaberdashery2759]

Another Alberta boy here, knocking a motor out to see if it's worth a rebuild. Love your channel. Love my SN55

[@TheTacotaker]

I have a 92 fox love your videos thanks guys

[@dominicoconner1973]

love the channel as i'm looking to get into a SN I have owned a few fox body & you are answering most of the question I have. I didn't realize you were in Edmonton I thought you were in Ontario, I'm also in Ed.

[@zombieslogic8390]

Just bought a 95 Cobra and been thinking about getting a set of these.... and a ton of other things lol

[@GrandTouringConcepts]

They are a great benefit to any Fox or SN95 car that you want more positive handling and resistance to car killing twist. Thanks for watching! - Darren

[@Elver_Galarga_jugo]

Do it. There is no reason what so ever to not get these and a multitude of reasons to get them. Same goes for camber/caster plates,short shifter, ziptie mod, 1pc clutch quadrant and adjustable firewall adjuster.

[@victorg9376]

Great video.Thanks for making another good one as always 👌👌👌

[@GrandTouringConcepts]

Thanks for the support, glad you are enjoying our work! - Darren

[@victorg9376]

@@GrandTouringConcepts Like to see a review video or opinion while driving as to how it it now vs before. Please!!

[@AxisCanadian]

thanks guys i have the same problem helped me alot

[@williamkeys5701]

Let's talk about that Envy Wheels hat. Those are some high dollar MTB wheels. What kind of bike is Sean riding?

[@leftnut1457]

Do a cooling system/fan system episode

[@greed1362]

Hi, recently bought a 95 mustang, had to replace the cooling fan and found that it’s running all the time. Was watching your video on the ccrm but I don’t think that’s the problem. Any suggestions on were to start? Thanks !

[@GrandTouringConcepts]

I would take a look at this article we published and use the pinout diagram to determine if you have power to the high speed fan on at all times (it should not be) then verify you do not have the HVAC in A/C or defrost settings. (these will trigger the fan to run) From there it might be a matter of bench testing the CCRM for a high speed relay that is stuck in the closed position which would always supply power to the high speed fan circuit. If so, seek replacement or repair. If not, your diagnostics will take you further through the wiring between the ECM and the CCRM. Hopefully this gets you on the path to repair. Thanks for watching and commenting! - Darren

[@Framlife351]

My welder is doing the same thing, it can really mess up a project.

[@jdsilvaca]

First upgrade on any Stang 2004 or older.

[@955.o7]

Will Foxbody sub frame connectors work on a sn95

[@GrandTouringConcepts]

Yes they absolutely will. Same car underneath, and the parts we used were Fox applicable PN as well. Thanks for watching and commenting! - Darren

[@petejoseph8257]

They look as good as Maximum Motorsports.

[@oliverzochert3406]

Where is the Lada?

[@shawnmccann9089]

Sitting outside the shop in the snow

[@petejoseph8257]

Paint them.

[@erwinwiesbach1755]

Spanish plis