ohhiitznik

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Is hotchkis a good brand? Found a total suspension overhaul kit. Everything except shocks. this a good brand? reputable? worth the 1300 bucks?

Stone0fFire

where did you find this deal?

ohhiitznik

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I dont htink they are a sponsor, i dont want to list. But pm me.

ohhiitznik

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guess they are a sponsor, tbyrne, comes with everything but the torque arm and shocks.

11 Bravo

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I have everything Hotchkis sells, except for the springs. And I'm replacing my Granatellis with them. Also have a Spohn torque arm. You get what you pay for, and imo Hotchkis is the best. The car handles like a go cart (well, close lol). So much more fun to drive. I've never heard of a Hotchkis part breaking.

1BadMoFo

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hotchkis makes great products and the kit will cover many things that you'll end up doing over the years, go for it.

I have their lowering springs (awesome) and STB (nice piece). I could not believe how well my car handled after putting their springs on.

ulySSes

I am really happy with my springs. I think their STB is primarily for show, but I still got one anyway and is a very nice piece.

Sooner or later, I am going full Hotchkis suspension.


PS The springs are a PITA if you are doing them yourself.

Do some research.

1BadMoFo

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oh man, you're kidding? the springs were a piece of cake. The rears took about 15 minutes each, and the fronts, took about an hour. I did not compress the springs myself though, I took it (the whole strut assembly) to a local good year who did it in about 20 minutes for $25...much safer that way.

ulySSes

That is probably why. We rented one of those POS compressors from Autozone. We did the installation at night when all the shops were already closed.

hunden02

You can get the kit at customracer.com