TRD or Hotchkis Springs with Hotchkis sway bars
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TRD or Hotchkis Springs with Hotchkis sway bars
Like the tittle says. I am not sure which springs to choose. I love the way the hotchkis springs look from the pics I've seen online however I will be keeping the stock struts for now and I will be adding both sway bars. This is causing me to lean toward the TRD springs because the drop is less agressive so the struts may last longer. I live in Queens NY which has some of the worst rodes known to man however I spend most of my time on the highway. I just need to know if I would regret using the hotchkis springs due to a bouncy ride, bottoming out, scraping, or blown strut within a short period of time. PS i have the ground effects kit. Thanks Alot.
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Re: TRD or Hotchkis Springs with Hotchkis sway bars
Originally Posted by msdbsptc
Like the tittle says. I am not sure which springs to choose. I love the way the hotchkis springs look from the pics I've seen online however I will be keeping the stock struts for now and I will be adding both sway bars. This is causing me to lean toward the TRD springs because the drop is less agressive so the struts may last longer. I live in Queens NY which has some of the worst rodes known to man however I spend most of my time on the highway. I just need to know if I would regret using the hotchkis springs due to a bouncy ride, bottoming out, scraping, or blown strut within a short period of time. PS i have the ground effects kit. Thanks Alot.
http://www.trdsparks.com/displaypart...1&parts_id=642
Ken
www.trdsparks.com
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I thought the TRD springs were like 5% stiffer and only dropped an inch. From the looks of your website they drop 1.25" and are 18% and 26% stiffer front and rear. I would like a very mild drop, with just a slightly stiffer ride. I dont want the bone jarring stiffness I have had in the past. Plus I just picked up my car today, so I don't want to make it uncomfortable yet. :D
Please fill me in.
Please fill me in.
#6
I can't speak on the Hotchkis springs, but the TRD ones with stock shocks will be fine for you. If you had the money get some adjustable shocks... I am looking for those some day. The springs are definately 18 and 26% stiffer, not 5%. The ride is more along the lines of where I would expect it to be stock for a 'sporty coupe', not like where it is soft and buttery stock.
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