Total Control Products Unveils New g-Bar Suspension
for 1960 to 1965 Ford Falcon and Mercury Comet
Total Control Products is excited to announce the release of our newest suspension upgrade for classic car enthusiasts. Our g-Bar Canted 4-Link Suspension is designed specifically for 1960 to 1965 Ford Falcon and Mercury Comet models, providing improved performance and handling compared to the original leaf spring suspension.
With adjustable suspension geometry and the option to choose between coil-over or air-spring shocks, this suspension upgrade offers enhanced control and stability on the road. The triangulated 4-link design offers improved traction and handling, making it an excellent choice for drivers looking to enhance their driving experience. The suspension can also be used with either a leaf-spring rearend housing or a fabricated Ford 9" housing from Total Control Products.
"The new Falcon g-Bar system is a huge step up for customers looking to get more enjoyment out of driving," said Total Control Products spokesperson, Lino Chestang. "With adjustable suspension geometry and the choice between coil-over or air-spring shocks, upgrading to a g-Bar system allows drivers to fine-tune their driving experience to their liking."
Total Control Products has been a trusted name in the automotive industry for over 25 years, providing high-quality suspension upgrades and other performance parts for classic cars. Our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction is evident in every product we offer, and the Falcon g-Bar Suspension is no exception.
If you're looking to upgrade the suspension on your 1960 to 1965 Ford Falcon or Mercury Comet, the g-Bar series of suspension systems from Total Control Products is the perfect choice. With improved handling, better traction, and the ability to fine-tune your driving experience, this suspension upgrade is sure to impress. Contact Total Control Products today to learn more about this exciting new product.
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