Hotchkis stage 1
does anyone have this kit? or for that matter KNOW of anyone with this kit? I want to buy a kit in the next week or two, but I am undecided, I just thought this looked good for the price...just lookin for some consumer reviews basically!
http://www.hopupracing.com/host1tvsscxa.html
http://www.hopupracing.com/host1tvsscxa.html
You can go that route, but many racers will tell you the front sway bar might hinder driving characteristics. Something about this or that. I don't know as I only read the article a few weeks ago.
Anyways, there is a better kit from... someone one these boards who sells the Progress sway bar and I thing Progress springs for a better price.
Sorry not much help, but take a look around the post was not too long ago. last week I think.
Anyways, there is a better kit from... someone one these boards who sells the Progress sway bar and I thing Progress springs for a better price.
Sorry not much help, but take a look around the post was not too long ago. last week I think.
I have this kit and I'm happy with it for the most part. The rear springs don't seem to have much travel left in them. There a dual spring rate and the coils that are close together are almost touching. The ride is not bad though. The sway bars work well and you will feel the difference. I know people will say the Progressive is a much better rear sway bar because it is thicker. I got into that on a different forum. The rear sway bar will stiffen up the side to side motion as you would expect but when your travelling slowly, say over a speed bump or up a driveway on an angle it jerks you side to side a lot more than without the bar. With the Progressive bar being much stiffer that motion would be even more pronounced.
Sorry I don't mean to carry on, but if your willing to sacrifice some ride comfort for better cornering then yes, the Progressive bar is better and I would say the Hotchkis is a better choice if a comfortable ride with some improvement in cornering is your goal. Hope this helps a little.
FYI, if you decide on this kit or would like more information, please feel free to give me a call or visit our site at: http://www.tirerack.com/a.jsp?a=DJ1&...sion/index.jsp. We offer the Hotchkis TVS Stage 1 KIT @ $353.00 plus shipping!
Originally Posted by valhalla
I have this kit and I'm happy with it for the most part. The rear springs don't seem to have much travel left in them. There a dual spring rate and the coils that are close together are almost touching. The ride is not bad though. The sway bars work well and you will feel the difference. I know people will say the Progressive is a much better rear sway bar because it is thicker. I got into that on a different forum. The rear sway bar will stiffen up the side to side motion as you would expect but when your travelling slowly, say over a speed bump or up a driveway on an angle it jerks you side to side a lot more than without the bar. With the Progressive bar being much stiffer that motion would be even more pronounced.
Sorry I don't mean to carry on, but if your willing to sacrifice some ride comfort for better cornering then yes, the Progressive bar is better and I would say the Hotchkis is a better choice if a comfortable ride with some improvement in cornering is your goal. Hope this helps a little.
I have gotten a lot of response to go with the Tanabe DF210...they sound right around the drop I want...bout a half inch more than those...but that looks pretty clean...nice work
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