Ridetech 60-64 Ford Galaxie HQ Series CoilOvers Rear Pair 12166510

If you’re working on a 1960–64 Ford Galaxie and thinking about upping the rear suspension, these Ridetech HQ Series coilovers are worth a look. They come as a rear pair and swap right in for your stock springs and shocks, giving your Galaxie a cleaner look and a smoother ride.

They’re built solid, street-friendly, but still ready if you want to push it a little on light track runs. You can tweak the ride height a bit too, which is nice if you want it sitting just right. The setup keeps the suspension geometry close to stock, so handling stays predictable. No weird surprises when you hit corners or bumps.

The coilovers are coated to resist rust, but let’s be honest—they still feel like a performance part, not some soft spring. Ride stays smooth, even on rough pavement, and installation is pretty straightforward if you know your way around rear suspension mounts. All points line up with your original setup, so nothing is awkward.

All in all, these Ridetech HQ rear coilovers are for anyone who wants a little better control, a sharper stance, and a ride that actually feels better. Not just for show—these things work.

Product Details

• Condition: New
  
  
• Brand: Ridetech
  
  
• Part Number: 12166510
  
  
• Fitment: 1960–64 Ford Galaxie (Rear)
  
  
• Product Type: HQ Series CoilOvers
  
  
• Position: Rear Pair
  
  
• Material: Powder-coated steel + quality components
  
  
• Adjustment: Ride height tunable
  
  

Features & Benefits

• Rear coilover pair for 1960–64 Galaxie
  
  
• Adjustable ride height for stance or comfort
  
  
• Keeps suspension geometry close to stock
  
  
• Smooth ride on streets and light track runs
  
  
• Powder-coated to resist rust and wear
  
  
• Mounts directly to stock points, pretty simple to install
  
  
• Improves stance, control, and ride feel
  
  

Note: Available now from Scaled Performance. If you want your Galaxie to sit better, handle better, and just feel right in the rear, these coilovers do the job.