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SPS404CVPI Crown Victoria Refurbish Package Contact for Pricing
Engine/Transmission: First things first, we install a new engine and transmission you get a 3 year unlimited mile, power train warranty at any Ford Dealership or SPS Inc. Face Lift: We perform a full interior detail, Install a new drivers seat and steering wheel. The body of a patrol car takes a beating, so we know it may need some TLC. We will take care of all the dents and dings, full wax and buff to ensure that your Crown Victoria looks like new . Electrical Clean Up: Our technicians will perform a safety inspection, will go in a clean up all your emergency equipment wiring making sure everything is safe and in working order. To top it off we will replace your existing light bar with a Whelen or Sound off LED bar. Performance Shocks: Systems for Public Safety’s technically superior, monotube gas charged design allow for the excessive heat from the oil to transfer to the outer surface of the shock body and dissipate more efficiently. Gas pressure on the dividing piston exerts force on the oil column which prevents aeration (foaming) and viscosity loss. This allows the shock to maintain full damping characteristics under all conditions. Upgraded Brake System: Improve your stopping distances and decrease brake fade with New Pursuit/Patrol rated calipers, rotors, and pads! Upgraded Springs & Sway Bars: Front and Rear Performance Coil Springs provide your car with optimized spring rates and a lower center of gravity. This allows you to achieve maximum road handling capability while maintaining an excellent ride height in a loaded patrol car. Combine these with a set of our sway bars and your crown Vic will handle like a dream. Performance Cold Air Intake: The average patrol car uses 24 air filters in its service life. Installing a cold air intake prevents adding additional waste to our landfills. In addition, there is a potential $300 savings over the life of the car. Preliminary fuel tests have revealed a 1.92 MPG increase in Patrol environment with the addition of the Systems for Public Safety Cold Air Intake System. This system produces 16 max horsepower and 20lbs x ft. Torque. It even out flowed the factory intake by 46%! This system includes a one piece durable 16 gauge, powder coated heat shield and features a 360° washable/reusable air filter for the life of the car.
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“This is thanking you for showing us your Patrol car that has had after-market upgrades to it. I have been working as an EVOC instructor for 4.5 years and was very impressed with how your car handled. Don Varkevisser also drove your car and he was also very impressed. He stated that it felt like driving a "go cart". Don has been an EVOC instructor for about 14 years.
The track was very wet on this day and this made it even more impressive. It stuck to the road way better than any car I have driven under those conditions and the power was also impressive. I did not feel like I needed to "feather the gas" to keep from losing traction. I made a note to myself that it felt like it had a traction control feature as if it was not giving it the full power until the platform was stable. I knew this was not the case when I jerked on the steering wheel and romped on the gas making it down shift and then I was able to get it into a skid. You verified the car did not have traction control. The best explanation, from me, is that the aftermarket suspension helps keep the car more level while corning. Our mechanic stated that he did not feel the body roll like he usually does. I drove a 2006 a couple of days later with the same track conditions and I was able to get this car broadside with very little effort at all. The only difference that I can think of, besides it being stock, was that the trunk was empty.
Feel free to contact me again when we have more cones set up and the course is dry to run some other performance tests. Is there any other questions I can answer for you?
Thanks again,
P.S. The sound of the car from was also a nice touch!
Corporal Jason T. Blankers Washington State Patrol ” |