These arn't really a suspension mod but they do improve handling and firm up the chassis to give the suspension a solid foundation to operate from. They're made out of 1"x1", 1/8" wall square tubing. and are MIG welded to the frame rails and rear torque box.

 
Here you can see the bends made in the SFC's to follow the contours of the frame rails.

 
This is how I made the contours in the SFC's.

 
This pic shows how the SFC rests on the frame rail. I'm going to have a local shop MIG weld them in.

 
Here's the SFC positioned on the torque box.

 
Here's the passenger side SFC welded in. I had this done at the same place that installed the exhaust system. He did an excellent job!

 
Pic of the drivers side SFC taken from the passenger side.

 
Both SFC's installed. The difference in handling and driving is amazing! The car stays level round curves and handles well over rough road. The driver side SFC comes close to the exhaust pipe but there's still plenty of room for movement.

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