To HOTCHKIS or not?
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Originally Posted by xlucidx
i was thinking about doing the same thing an gettin some sway bars
ive read the installs on the DIY part of the forums
but really how hard is it?
ive read the installs on the DIY part of the forums
but really how hard is it?
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Soft rear , one up from full soft front. Night and day difference , i wouldnt want to drive a Z without them.
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no one can tell you the "ideal" swaybar settings...it comes down to many factors (tires, alignment, road conditions). They are adjustable, so its easy to tailor it to suit your needs.
I'd recommend starting with full soft front and back, and gradually going stiffer till you find a setting you like
I'd recommend starting with full soft front and back, and gradually going stiffer till you find a setting you like
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There's absolutely no downside to running the Hotchkis sways IMO. Comfort was unaffected, and performance was improved. What's not to like?
Consider getting the Hotchkis TVS kit, which includes springs and sways. Great combo!
Consider getting the Hotchkis TVS kit, which includes springs and sways. Great combo!