For many years, Total Control Products has been a significant player in the vintage Mustang aftermarket suspension arena. And for good reason. The company's product line is simply top-notch; the ...
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Lowering springs compared with full coilover setups
Lowering springs and full coilover setups are popular suspension modifications for car enthusiasts looking to enhance the performance and aesthetic appeal of their vehicles. While both options aim to ...
Last month, we embarked on an "over the shoulder" project with Total Control Products (TCP). They're building up Patti Rieger's '65 Mustang coupe with a plethora of TCP, VariShock, and Chassisworks ...
The traditional coil spring independent front suspension design could easily be considered the industry standard when it comes to upgrading a truck's stock suspension. And though IFS was commonplace ...
Now that Ford’s latest pony has been out on the street for a few years, it’s no secret that the 2015-plus Mustang is a big step forward from its predecessor in terms of its drivability and handling ...
Every car enthusiast knows that a good suspension setup can make a world of difference when it comes to the driving experience of a vehicle. A car can have all the horsepower in the world, but if the ...
Part of getting a Fox or SN-95 Mustang to launch hard at the drag strip is getting the car’s front end to lift and load the rear suspension for improved traction. Strange Engineering is making that ...
Street FighterThis '66 Mustang is being transformed from an all-original six-cylinder cruiser, to a dual-purpose, road-race street car. To that end, we've replaced the factory drum brakes in the front ...
Although Coilover installation isn’t a job that should be done periodically, it will be very important to do this when it becomes necessary. So the first 20,000 to 50,000 miles, a car will run ...
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