Total Control Coil Over
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Total Control Coil Over
Maybe a little more "restomod" friendly now, I will dare to ask the question without my flame suit.
Anybody know if this is a good setup, or trash?
www.totalcontrolproducts.com/download/datasheets/RPSS-FD_DS_WEB.pdf
Anybody know if this is a good setup, or trash?
www.totalcontrolproducts.com/download/datasheets/RPSS-FD_DS_WEB.pdf
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Joined: Sep 2006
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From: Northernish Eastish Central Texas
RE: Total Control Coil Over
That is way cool. If it's TCP tho..I bet it costs an arm and a leg.
Are you interested for the cool factor, or are you going to be doing some corner carving?
Are you interested for the cool factor, or are you going to be doing some corner carving?
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Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 2,328
From: Where I lay my head is home
RE: Total Control Coil Over
Unfortunately, the comps at work are horrible, so I can't open that link. I looked into the total control stuff a while back and from what I remember it was pricey! IIRC, they had a report about it in MP's catalog. They gave it a good review.
Coilovers are a great upgrade to the outdated suspension, but don't plan on winning classic competitions. LOL!!
Coilovers are a great upgrade to the outdated suspension, but don't plan on winning classic competitions. LOL!!
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Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 1,692
From: Houston, Texas
RE: Total Control Coil Over
Holy schizzle, $5,000! Ouch. Not sure what your purpose is, but you can get 4 wheel air ride for $4,000.
I'm sure that's a great setup, if it fits your needs and you have the means, go for it!
I'm sure that's a great setup, if it fits your needs and you have the means, go for it!
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RE: Total Control Coil Over
Well, I will post more pictures when I get the new ride on a lift, but this will give you an idea the direction I am headed. I want a sleeper look with 600 HP on tap. Full TCP coil overs on all four corners, 6 piston calipers in the front, 4 piston in the back. It sort of looks stock?
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Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 682
From: Washington
RE: Total Control Coil Over
http://www.totalcontrolproducts.com/..._WEB_44-61.pdf
Take a look at this TCP setup. It is the same as Air Ride Technologies but it uses coil overs instead. It will be one of my winter projects.
I have hear it has a much better ride than the one you are looking at and it is less than $1600 to my door from Mustang Depot.
Take a look at this TCP setup. It is the same as Air Ride Technologies but it uses coil overs instead. It will be one of my winter projects.
I have hear it has a much better ride than the one you are looking at and it is less than $1600 to my door from Mustang Depot. 
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RE: Total Control Coil Over
theres is nice and its pricey and you have to run there subframe connectors thats where the torque arm mounts. been me id use this http://www.evolutionmsport.com/evmCa...products_id=47 or http://www.rrs-online.com/3linkproducts.php but its up to you if you got the money go for it.
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RE: Total Control Coil Over
I have TCP's front coilover with their power rack and subframes.... good stuff.... front end feels awesome..ive talked to a few people that have the TCP pushrod rear....most say its too stiff and binds too much for street driving. if you have bad roads it might not be your best bet. it does look incredibly beefy.