Total Control Products is excited to release their new front frame clip for 1964-70 Mustangs. It’s a direct-fit, high-performance suspension solution. See more details below.
Official Release:
Total Control Products front subframe clip is a direct-fit, high-performance suspension solution designed for 1964-1970 Mustangs, featuring a factory-welded subframe with g-Machine double A-arm, rack-and-pinion crossmember. The system deletes the original shock towers opening up the engine bay to accept bolt-in installation of all popular early- or late-model engines including Ford Coyote and Chevy LS-Series. With the broadest selection of supporting suspension, steering, and brake components, the TCP frame clip system is the most highly configurable system available. Custom-tailored performance and price levels that fit the needs of your project.
Features:
- Spindles: gStreet billet-aluminum, sculpted ductile-iron, fabricated drag race
- A-Arms: Street Machine, g-Machine, gStreet pro-touring
- Coil-Overs: fixed, single, double, or 4-way adjustable valving
- Air-Springs: single or double adjustable valving
- Anti-Roll Bars: tubular and gun-drilled splined
- Brakes: 11-3/4″, 13″, 14″, 15″, or drag race
- Steering: power or manual rack and pinion
- Column: multiple intermediate shafts and replacement columns
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