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TCI 1947-54 Chevy Pickup Coil-Over 4-Link Rear Suspension, Plain

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TCI 1947-54 Chevy Pickup Coil-Over 4-Link Rear Suspension, Plain
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TCI 1947-54 Chevy Pickup Coil-Over 4-Link Rear Suspension, Plain

  • Will fit the 1947-1954 Chevy Pickup (1/2-ton 3100 Series only)
  • It has 1" link bars with a plain finish
  • Includes polyurethane bushed 3/4" stainless adjusters
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Product Summary

Solid Axle Rear Suspension Type, Coilover Spring Type

  • Will fit the 1947-1954 Chevy Pickup (1/2-ton 3100 Series only)
  • It has 1" link bars with a plain finish
  • Includes polyurethane bushed 3/4" stainless adjusters
  • Kit will lower the vehicle 4”, decrease body roll, and increase handling
  • Engineered to firmly plant the rear tires while accelerating while continuing to provide great street comfort
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #532-5102-0S
Rear Suspension TypeSolid Axle
Trailing Arm StyleParallel 4-Link
Suspension Kit TypeConversion
Suspension Height Adjustment4 Inch Lowered
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TCI Engineering 532-5102-0S Details

TCI Engineering’s 1947-1954 Chevy pickup (1/2-ton 3100 Series) 4-Link Rear Suspension creates a lowered stance for superior handling via a lowered center of gravity. Smooth ride, better handling, minimal weight and greater axle control are just the beginning. Adjustable 4-Link bars allow fine tuning of wheelbase/pinion angle, eliminate wheel hop and provide greater axle control. Height adjustable coil-overs plus adjustable mounting positions provide many options for desired ride height. Energy Suspension provides the polyurethane bushings with lubrication valleys and come with their patented poly lube. Only American made steel is used to manufacture TCI Engineering components.

The installation for the 1947-1954 Chevy pickup 4-link rear suspension mostly requires drilling and bolting in components except for welding the axle brackets onto axle housing.

  • Dramatically improve handling
  • Lowered stance and center of gravity
  • True bolt-in with no cutting into the bed required
  • Reduced unsprung weight
  • All heli-arc welded for the highest quality and strength
  • Equal length adjustable 4-link bars eliminate wheel hop
  • Fully adjustable ride height to set stance exactly where you want it

What's Included:

  • 1” Upper & lower link bars with stainless adjusters
  • Greasable urethane bushings
  • Bolt-in link bar frame brackets
  • All American coil-over shocks
  • Coil-over crossmember
  • Track locating bar
  • Axle brackets
  • Hardware kit
  • Detailed instruction manual

TCI Engineering 532-5102-0S Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #532-5102-0S
BrandTCI Engineering
Rear Suspension TypeSolid Axle
Trailing Arm StyleParallel 4-Link
Suspension Kit TypeConversion
Suspension Height Adjustment4 Inch Lowered
Spring TypeCoilover
Shocks IncludedYes
Bolt-OnYes
Axle Housing IncludedNo
Bushing MaterialPolyurethane
Material TypeSteel
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Ratings & Reviews

4.6

11 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers highly praise the product for its remarkable quality, robustness, and excellent fabrication. They appreciate the helpful instructions, making installation easy even for beginners. The well-fitting function presents great value for money, positively transforming old rides. However, users suggest ensuring the correct kit for specific year models. Negative recommendations were given for the unsuitable versions for specific vehicles compared to competitors. Overall, customers are satisfied with the high-quality product.

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5.0

excellent product

built nice fits good should make this old ride nice

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3.0

Yes

It does not work for this year. It appears to work on a 47-54. I've called several times but no one there and no call backs. Number is 908-947-8888. My name in Ron. Tci mustang II worked out perfect. Believe this has the wrong kit in it. Says 47-54

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5.0

9 months ago

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Spokane, Wa

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Installed on a 52 GMC truck frame. Easy install and super cool look. Nicely packaged in one box.

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great purchase

5.0

a year ago

D

tacoma, wa

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instructions were straight forward, went together with basic tools.

Would Recommend

Solid upgrade. Springs too stiff.

5.0

a year ago

Matt's Garage Show

Woodinville, WA

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Install went about as expected. Had to do more trimming on the crossmember thant I originally thought but we got it eventually. If you are at all considering doing the fuel tank relocation, do it while you do this kit and pull the bed off to make your life easier. Everything is well built and well designed. The spring rate is 300lbs which I found to be too stiff for my application. Ordered softer springs. You can watch the install on Matt's Garage Show Youtube Channel, Episode 11.3-Four Link & Coilovers.

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Yes

5.0

2 years ago

RJ

Nj

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Just the coil overs .

Would Recommend

I would buy this again if needed

5.0

3 years ago

Lou

Tampa Fl

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Bolt on that anyone could do.

Would Recommend

Have not started install yet

4.0

4 years ago

53 head

New York

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I have not started the installation yet, but product was in stock and it shipped fast, so far so good.

Would Recommend

Yes

3.0

5 years ago

Ron

Jeromesville Ohio

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It does not work for this year. It appears to work on a 47-54. I've called several times but no one there and no call backs. Number is 908-947-8888. My name in Ron. Tci mustang II worked out perfect. Believe this has the wrong kit in it. Says 47-54

Really good quality

5.0

7 years ago

Phil644

Manchester. UK

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Impressed with the quality of the fabrication, robust components, clear and helpful instructions

Would Recommend

Great product very happy with the quality

4.0

7 years ago

Bond

Middleburgh ny

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All in all well worth the money in my opion

Would Recommend

excellent product

5.0

9 years ago

Zeek

tacoma Wa.

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built nice fits good should make this old ride nice

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

12 Questions • 14 Answers

What's the spring rate on these coil overs?

by Erik

• 6 years ago

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Will this kit work on a 1950 long wheelbase 3600? Thank you.

by Dogg

• 7 years ago

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I installed a 4 link suspension on a 3/4 ton Chevy truck frame and found my pinion angle on my rear end angled down and don't have enough adjustment to bring it level to my transmission. Do I have to Change the angle of the brackets on the rear end or can I shorten the 4 link bar length to accommodate pinion angle. Thanks John

by John

• 7 years ago

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Will this fit on a 55 1st? I know they're about the same as a 54, but I just wanted to double check.

by Tom

• 7 years ago

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Your mustang II and rear suspension 4 link start @ 1937 do you have anything for my 1936 Chevy truck ? Thanks in advance 👍

by None

• 8 years ago

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kenbeam@cablespeed.com will this fit my 1936 chev pickup, if not do you offer a 4 link that will this states 37 through 54 what is the diff that it is not listed for 1936

by ken

• 8 years ago

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Do you guys offer a 9 inch rear housing with the axle brackets already welded on that would fit the TCI 4 link. I don't have access to weld the brackets and a bolt on set up would be very helpful. Thank you

by Mike

• 8 years ago

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Will this work my 50 gmc truck

by Sam

• 8 years ago

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Will this work on 1954 3/4 ton Chevy pu?

by Steven

• 9 years ago

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Does the 4 link sit on the inside of the frame rails or the outside of the frame rails

by Scott

• 9 years ago

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