Opinions on Hotchkis Springs, Help!
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Originally Posted by sam2944
Why go with Tokico's later........?
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Those have to go sorry bud but good luck with them. Also ill recommend spacers and a really aggressive drop like possibly 2'' up front a 2 1/2" in the rear. Maybe a bad pic?
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Setup looks really nice, good choices.
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Old Dirty, I use the car daily and dont want to be stopping at any hole on street, also dont want to be limited to use the car in some situations, want freedom to ride. 2" and 2 1/2" is too much. Sorry have no other camera at this moment...... RedRobin, I like it, I will go with Hotchkins finally, thanks...
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This is a no, no in our roads..... as I state at the begining of this thread, read once. Opinions on moderate drop like Hotchkis are welcome. Thanks
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I have the springs and sway bars on my '04 coupe.
I'm very happy with the hadling and the drop is just enough to lower the body on the wheels without looking too slammed.
I'm running 19 inch wheels front and back and oem shocks.
I'm very happy with the hadling and the drop is just enough to lower the body on the wheels without looking too slammed.
I'm running 19 inch wheels front and back and oem shocks.
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