Ridetech 12103110: Ridetech HQ Coilover Kits
Ridetech's HQ coilovers, the heart of a handling build on a first-generation Mustang.
$1,110.00In stock
A first-generation Mustang drives like a 1960s car until the suspension, brakes, wheels and wiring catch up with whatever engine went in. This is the build by system: the Mustang-specific suspension first, then the wheels, tires, brake lines and wiring that suit any classic.
Ridetech's HQ coilovers, the heart of a handling build on a first-generation Mustang.
$1,110.00In stock
Tubular control arms that correct the geometry the coilovers work through.
$995.99In stock
Streetgrip springs, the simpler way to lower the car and firm it up.
$245.99In stock
HQ shocks to match the springs, adjustable as the car changes.
$255.99In stock
The Torq Thrust D, the wheel the car looked right on in 1967.
$333.00In stock
$208.99In stock
$249.99In stock
Coated steel line for replacing tired hard lines.
$3.99In stock
Double flares at home, so new lines fit the original fittings.
$137.99In stock
$5.99In stock
A modular harness for a car whose original wiring has seen sixty years.
$616.99In stock
Power windows for a car that came with cranks.
$199.95In stock
Breaker points wear, drift out of adjustment, and fail at the worst time. A PerTronix Ignitor replaces them with a solid-state module that hides under the original distributor cap, so the engine bay still looks factory. These picks are for GM V8s with a Delco points distributor; PerTronix makes versions for most other distributors, so match yours before you order.
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A first-generation Mustang rides on 1960s geometry, rubber bushings and soft springs. Ridetech's bolt-on parts for the 1967-1970 car run from a small geometry fix to full coilovers front and rear, so a build can go as far as its budget does.
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The X-body Nova shares its front end with the first Camaro, and with it a tendency to roll, wander and bump-steer. These Ridetech parts bolt onto 1968-1974 Novas and their Buick, Oldsmobile and Pontiac siblings, from a sway bar to a complete steering system.
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Where these picks come from: Summit Racing, The Tire Rack