We have been on board with RideTech’s StreetGrip system since the beginning as you well know. Our installation of the kit on a 1970 El Camino was a popular story and it illustrated to us how good these components work to make a car perform better without compromising comfort and drivability. We think that RideTech’s release of the Tri-Five Chevrolet StreetGrip system is pretty important because this is something that Tri-Five fans have needed for some time. Yes, there are lots of hardcore pro touring parts to make one of those cars into a competition monster, and the air options are there too but the StreetGrip bolts on and makes the car work and work great in a weekend.
Like all StreetGrip kits, the matched components are all designed to work perfectly together and as we have experienced, they do. There’s not welding, fabrication, or exotic work that needs to be done. You just need to lay your parts out, apply elbow grease, and take you time. The end result is that you’ll have a car that drives better than it ever has before and you’ll be able to enjoy it in ways you never expected.