Suspension Kit Options, need input.
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Suspension Kit Options, need input.
Fellow members,
I am looking at updating my rear suspension (it's hagged!) and then going onto my front suspension next year. I found a good overview of options available on Mustang360 website.
I found three kits in my price range one is Ridetech Complete Coilover Suspension System Level 2 1967-1970 and the Total Control Product Coilover kits and Hotchkis Sport Suspension (80041-2) 1967-1970 Mustang Stage 2 TVS (Total Vehicle System) kit. The Hotchkis Stage 2 TVS Kit.
I wanted to know if anyone installed either of these kits in their classic Mustang and if you had any comments or feedback. Are there other options that you would recommend? I would be interested in saving some money....
Ridetech Complete Coilover Suspension System Level 2 1967-1970
and the second is Total Control Products:
TCP Coilover Rear G-link
TCP Coilover Front
And the third option:
Hotchkis Sport Suspension (80041-2) 1967-1970 Mustang Stage 2 TVS (Total Vehicle System) kit. The Hotchkis Stage 2 TVS Ki
I am looking at updating my rear suspension (it's hagged!) and then going onto my front suspension next year. I found a good overview of options available on Mustang360 website.
I found three kits in my price range one is Ridetech Complete Coilover Suspension System Level 2 1967-1970 and the Total Control Product Coilover kits and Hotchkis Sport Suspension (80041-2) 1967-1970 Mustang Stage 2 TVS (Total Vehicle System) kit. The Hotchkis Stage 2 TVS Kit.
I wanted to know if anyone installed either of these kits in their classic Mustang and if you had any comments or feedback. Are there other options that you would recommend? I would be interested in saving some money....
Ridetech Complete Coilover Suspension System Level 2 1967-1970
and the second is Total Control Products:
TCP Coilover Rear G-link
TCP Coilover Front
And the third option:
Hotchkis Sport Suspension (80041-2) 1967-1970 Mustang Stage 2 TVS (Total Vehicle System) kit. The Hotchkis Stage 2 TVS Ki
Last edited by PotteryPal; 07-04-2017 at 11:05 AM.
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I have no experience with coil over suspension.
I would recommend talking with TCP and Global west. I run the TCP power rack and pinion and its been a great setup. I also run a lot of Global west suspension stuff and lately their wilwood based brake Ive been really happy with their stuff and I think their coil over system would be excellent as well.
-Gun
I would recommend talking with TCP and Global west. I run the TCP power rack and pinion and its been a great setup. I also run a lot of Global west suspension stuff and lately their wilwood based brake Ive been really happy with their stuff and I think their coil over system would be excellent as well.
-Gun
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I have the TCP CO in the front, the kit came installed with the car when I bought it. I like the kit but have not really pushed it too hard. I could tell you that the car drives straight as an arrow, i have no complaints when driving over a bumpy road. I plan going with the rear matching kit here in a couple of weeks along with the sway bar. I'll be paring it with the electric steering kit as well.
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I'll throw a slightly different possible option, of a complete package that also will stiffen the entire car.
Price is not cheap, but as an entire setup starts to look a little more competitive.
Front and rear, plus
Price is not cheap, but as an entire setup starts to look a little more competitive.
Front and rear, plus