TireRack has the Hotchkiss TVS Stage 1 kit for $392 free ship
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TireRack has the Hotchkiss TVS Stage 1 kit for $391.99 close out with free shipping. The springs have been discontinued but this is cheaper than the price of the sway bars alone.
The springs I didn't see any real complaints other than they are heavier than other springs and don't slam the car. They are linear springs as well but not terribly higher rates than stock.
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The springs I didn't see any real complaints other than they are heavier than other springs and don't slam the car. They are linear springs as well but not terribly higher rates than stock.
Just an FYI
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TireRack has the Hotchkiss TVS Stage 1 kit for $391.99 close out with free shipping. The springs have been discontinued but this is cheaper than the price of the sway bars alone.
The springs I didn't see any real complaints other than they are heavier than other springs and don't slam the car. They are linear springs as well but not terribly higher rates than stock.
Just an FYI
The springs I didn't see any real complaints other than they are heavier than other springs and don't slam the car. They are linear springs as well but not terribly higher rates than stock.
Just an FYI
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The threads I have read just showed hypothetical stuff that with the Hotchkis bars the stock end links will break.
I run adj. links on my CTS V-Sport, but my whole car is built and on E85.
Eventually I will probably make the end links a gift one day for him
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Package arrived today, son is ecstatic. I was worried it was old stock without the sway bar stops on them. It came with all the parts. However, Hotchkis reduced the grease to only 1 tube instead of two. That said, they also added the 4th hole too. So these are perfect.
Now on to struts/shocks (thinking Koni yellows, but I read some say the Hotchkis springs can't handle them...so confused) and brakes (his rotors and pads are done and I was told one caliper is bad)....looking to do the Akebonos.
Now on to struts/shocks (thinking Koni yellows, but I read some say the Hotchkis springs can't handle them...so confused) and brakes (his rotors and pads are done and I was told one caliper is bad)....looking to do the Akebonos.
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Package arrived today, son is ecstatic. I was worried it was old stock without the sway bar stops on them. It came with all the parts. However, Hotchkis reduced the grease to only 1 tube instead of two. That said, they also added the 4th hole too. So these are perfect.
Now on to struts/shocks (thinking Koni yellows, but I read some say the Hotchkis springs can't handle them...so confused) and brakes (his rotors and pads are done and I was told one caliper is bad)....looking to do the Akebonos.
Now on to struts/shocks (thinking Koni yellows, but I read some say the Hotchkis springs can't handle them...so confused) and brakes (his rotors and pads are done and I was told one caliper is bad)....looking to do the Akebonos.
I've had at least a half dozen sets of Konis from the present Yellows back to the DA racing units on my roadster and FF cars, both coilover design (the only real place one needs COs IMO...) and they still build incredible products.
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Other way around.... shocks control the motion of the springs. And I dare say that if Koni can't handle Hotchkis (they can), they're broken. Haha. That should be a fine combination. I run Yellows and with the exception of the Bilsteins I used to have (gave away), the Konis are, IMO, one of the best on a 33 and MORE than adequate for any street oriented spring, e.g., Hotchkis, Eibach, Swift, Tein, etc.
I've had at least a half dozen sets of Konis from the present Yellows back to the DA racing units on my roadster and FF cars, both coilover design (the only real place one needs COs IMO...) and they still build incredible products.
I've had at least a half dozen sets of Konis from the present Yellows back to the DA racing units on my roadster and FF cars, both coilover design (the only real place one needs COs IMO...) and they still build incredible products.
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The kid is excited as all hell
He also got his first apartment that same day so it's a big weekend for him.
Now I have to figure out a deal on some Koni's or something else. Planning on doing need strut mounts/etc so I can just build them on the bench and install as a unit. With 130K+ miles doesn't make sense to reuse things and most of those parts are not that expensive.
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Now I have to figure out a deal on some Koni's or something else. Planning on doing need strut mounts/etc so I can just build them on the bench and install as a unit. With 130K+ miles doesn't make sense to reuse things and most of those parts are not that expensive.
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