1988 Turbo Coupe (A/T) PRC (Precision Ride Control) Rides rough Need advice on alternative struts and shocks | Ford Thunderbird forum club group 1955-2005 models

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1988 Turbo Coupe (A/T) PRC (Precision Ride Control) Rides rough Need advice on alternative struts and shocks

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Hi, I just bought my '88 TC and really didn't know anything about them, and noticed it had ride control. A few things are happening: 1) In Auto mode, it rides ok, but could use new struts and shocks all round. In FIRM mode, she's a very firm and the front right bounces more than the other 3. The big question is is it worth it to replace the struts and shocks, and see if the ride control settles down, or replace everything with non- ride control struts and shocks, unplug the

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joemajor1 said:
Hi, I just bought my '88 TC and really didn't know anything about them, and noticed it had ride control. A few things are happening: 1) In Auto mode, it rides ok, but could use new struts and shocks all round. In FIRM mode, she's a very firm and the front right bounces more than the other 3. The big question is is it worth it to replace the struts and shocks, and see if the ride control settles down, or replace everything with non- ride control struts and shocks, unplug the
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I see this post is over 4 years old and no one responded. What did you end up doing? I am now having similar issues with my front left strut.
 
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