Opinions please on this Suspension Setup
04-06-2006, 02:59 AM
#1
Banned
SL Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Los Banos, California
Posts: 459
Opinions please on this Suspension Setup
Hello, I would like your opinions please on this bundle pack, is it worth getting? Thanks ( I'll be moving to a very curvasious area)
This is from http://www.mcgeorgeparts.com/ it goes for 1,050.00
THE ULTMATE HOTCHKIS / TRD Scion tC SUSPENSION SETUP
1- Set of Coil Springs #19425
1- Set of Rear Camber Links #12425
1- Set of Sway Bars #22425
1- Set of TRD Shocks PT901-48030-16
Hotchkis Tuning Sport coils
Offer the performance you seek, and the comfortable ride you deserve. Made from cold wound silicon steel, our springs are linear rate, powder coated seabring silver and include polyurethane bump stops.
The rides is a little firmer than stock and retains excellent ride quality. Best when combined with our sway bars.
Front 1.7" (43mm) Drop 175 lbs/in (Stock 150 lbs/in)
Rear 1.97" (50mm) Drop 285 lb/in (245 lbs/in)
Hotchkis Sport Rear Camber Links
Adjust the rear camber settings on your TC for improved performance and tire wear. Our camber arms include quiet, greasable polygraphite bushings, and a double abjustble design
Hotchkis camber links can adjust your rear camber from approximately 0° to – 3°. This kit will
solve your tire wear issues resulting from negative camber gain due to lowering your vehicle. It will also
allow you to fine tune your negative camber for autocross or track racing.
Hotchkis Tuning Sport Sway bars
Improve your handling and reduce body roll. Turn in with confidence and late brake in the corners with our track tested lightweight hollow sway bars. Sway bar sets include front and rear bars, greasable bushings, and brackets.
Specs:
Front Bar - 15/16" (24mm) - 2 position adjustable
Rear Bar - 1 1/16" (27mm) - 3 position adjustable
% Stiffer Than Stock
Front Bar - 40% / 68%
Rear Bar - 273% / 304% / 338%
TRD Performance Shocks,
p/n PT904-48030-16, Are constructed of a twin-tube design and feature multi-stage, velocity-sensitive valving so shocks adjust automatically to varying road conditions.
This is from http://www.mcgeorgeparts.com/ it goes for 1,050.00
THE ULTMATE HOTCHKIS / TRD Scion tC SUSPENSION SETUP
1- Set of Coil Springs #19425
1- Set of Rear Camber Links #12425
1- Set of Sway Bars #22425
1- Set of TRD Shocks PT901-48030-16
Hotchkis Tuning Sport coils
Offer the performance you seek, and the comfortable ride you deserve. Made from cold wound silicon steel, our springs are linear rate, powder coated seabring silver and include polyurethane bump stops.
The rides is a little firmer than stock and retains excellent ride quality. Best when combined with our sway bars.
Front 1.7" (43mm) Drop 175 lbs/in (Stock 150 lbs/in)
Rear 1.97" (50mm) Drop 285 lb/in (245 lbs/in)
Hotchkis Sport Rear Camber Links
Adjust the rear camber settings on your TC for improved performance and tire wear. Our camber arms include quiet, greasable polygraphite bushings, and a double abjustble design
Hotchkis camber links can adjust your rear camber from approximately 0° to – 3°. This kit will
solve your tire wear issues resulting from negative camber gain due to lowering your vehicle. It will also
allow you to fine tune your negative camber for autocross or track racing.
Hotchkis Tuning Sport Sway bars
Improve your handling and reduce body roll. Turn in with confidence and late brake in the corners with our track tested lightweight hollow sway bars. Sway bar sets include front and rear bars, greasable bushings, and brackets.
Specs:
Front Bar - 15/16" (24mm) - 2 position adjustable
Rear Bar - 1 1/16" (27mm) - 3 position adjustable
% Stiffer Than Stock
Front Bar - 40% / 68%
Rear Bar - 273% / 304% / 338%
TRD Performance Shocks,
p/n PT904-48030-16, Are constructed of a twin-tube design and feature multi-stage, velocity-sensitive valving so shocks adjust automatically to varying road conditions.
04-06-2006, 10:06 PM
#4
Member
Join Date: Mar 2006
Posts: 34
You can google search for Hotchkis springs on a Tc using the Image tab. It will show you a pic or two.
www.google.com
www.google.com
04-07-2006, 02:29 AM
#5
Senior Member
SL Member
Join Date: Feb 2006
Posts: 277
I have a question for anyone who has this package or namely the sway bars. I am wondering how they are? I am really thinking about getting them but am worried the rear may be too stiff and cause tire wear and handling issues. I have seen instances of people using too large of sway bars and rolling their cars or even twisting their chassis.
04-10-2006, 05:10 PM
#7
Hehe... those last 3 are mine.
My g/f and I both have Hotchkis springs. LOVE THEM. I don't think you'd need the camber kit though. Just not necessary unless you will actually be changing your rear camber on a regular basis. You can get it aligned and still have some negative camber (I just did).
Anyways, here are a few more pics from my site: http://files.allankintz.com
And one of my g/f's (hope she doesn't mind):
My g/f and I both have Hotchkis springs. LOVE THEM. I don't think you'd need the camber kit though. Just not necessary unless you will actually be changing your rear camber on a regular basis. You can get it aligned and still have some negative camber (I just did).
Anyways, here are a few more pics from my site: http://files.allankintz.com
And one of my g/f's (hope she doesn't mind):
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
