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#1049325 08/14/2014 3:42 AM
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I thinking of buying one of the many aftermarket chassis. I'm looking for recommendations. What were the pluses? The minuses? What other things should I know? I'm leaning towards: http://www.totalcostinvolved.com/pdf/promo/Classic_Coil-Spring_Front_End.pdf

Anyone experience with TCI?

I have a 48 GMC.

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no experience with them, but I know shows like "Overhaulin" often use TCI suspensions on their builds

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I used a TCI front suspension on my Hot Rod Model A Ford about 15 years ago. Good people and good products. Everything bolted together and fit with no issues whatsoever. thumbs_up


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