Thanks.
We actually offer two options for bolt on coilovers in the Fox Body Mustangs.
One style is the sleeved coilover setup like this:
http://www.uprproducts.com/mustang-rear-coil-over-kit-strange.html
The aluminum sleeve slips over the shocks. We have this setup for Strange, Lakewood, and stock shocks.
The other style setup is what you'd call a true coilover, like this:
http://www.uprproducts.com/mustang-rear-coil-over-kit-springs-shocks-qa1.html
With this setup (like the used QA1s the OP already picked up) the shock body itself is threaded, so the springs are thread directly onto the shocks with the adjusting collars. It's quite nice, but it's more money than the coilovers sleeve style.
agreed. I have the race lands on my dd (installed from PO) and I think it's an amazing ride. Now I'll never do anything but coilovers.
well I do want to share that raceland sent me an email that ill post up:
here is my email to raceland/ rokkor:
Comment: Hello,
I've been looking for a set of coilovers for the foxbody mustang (79-93) and was curious if you might have anything in the works. I and many others have noticed a hug gap in the coilover market for the (79-95) mustang market which are basically all the same most kits seem to be slip over systems. and many are looking for a reasonably priced coil over kit for street and light track use.
Thanks in advance,
David Pepiton
there response:
David,
We are actually testing a Mustang kit as we speak. Keep up to date on our progress and pre-order specials by following us (links below). You can also sign up for our newsletter for updates.
Sign up here: http://www.racelandus.com/newsletter
If you should have any further questions, please let me know.
Regards,
Cody Graham
here is my email to raceland/ rokkor:
Comment: Hello,
I've been looking for a set of coilovers for the foxbody mustang (79-93) and was curious if you might have anything in the works. I and many others have noticed a hug gap in the coilover market for the (79-95) mustang market which are basically all the same most kits seem to be slip over systems. and many are looking for a reasonably priced coil over kit for street and light track use.
Thanks in advance,
David Pepiton
there response:
David,
We are actually testing a Mustang kit as we speak. Keep up to date on our progress and pre-order specials by following us (links below). You can also sign up for our newsletter for updates.
Sign up here: http://www.racelandus.com/newsletter
If you should have any further questions, please let me know.
Regards,
Cody Graham
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