Hotchkis Sway Bars
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Hotchkis Sway Bars
Hotchkis now has 3 way adjustable Sway Bars for the RX8.
http://www.hotchkis.net/products.php...d9ad6c02bc8162
They are being sold by Vivid Racing
http://www.vividracing.com/catalog/p...ducts_id/43230
http://www.hotchkis.net/products.php...d9ad6c02bc8162
They are being sold by Vivid Racing
http://www.vividracing.com/catalog/p...ducts_id/43230
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gotta disagree with those rates, no way is there that much of a % change between adjustment holes
and the Progress Tech bars can be had for under $290 shipped ...
and the Progress Tech bars can be had for under $290 shipped ...
Last edited by TeamRX8; 07-06-2007 at 11:47 PM.
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Hotchkis was recommended to me by Jon, the owner of JIC magic. He did a test for a magazine and knocked off 2 seconds on a test course. I have mounted the front bar with AP linkends this weekend. I will mount the rear bar when I receive the awr link ends. I will test them out on the skid pad at the Rotary exposition at Summit Point this Friday.
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Hotchkis was recommended to me by Jon, the owner of JIC magic. He did a test for a magazine and knocked off 2 seconds on a test course. I have mounted the front bar with AP linkends this weekend. I will mount the rear bar when I receive the awr link ends. I will test them out on the skid pad at the Rotary exposition at Summit Point this Friday.
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The AP links do not require drilling the arms.
I am very happy with the hotchkis bars. I started out with both bars on the softest setting. I did a skid pad session last Friday and then changed the rear bar to the middle hole and retested on Saturday with better results
I am very happy with the hotchkis bars. I started out with both bars on the softest setting. I did a skid pad session last Friday and then changed the rear bar to the middle hole and retested on Saturday with better results
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390% stiffer than stock is the softest setting for the rear?????
I am running Hotchkis sways on my Z and they are a great product, but that is crazy stiff. I guess Hotchkis knows what they are doing.
I'd like to hear a review though....
I am running Hotchkis sways on my Z and they are a great product, but that is crazy stiff. I guess Hotchkis knows what they are doing.
I'd like to hear a review though....
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The AP links do not require drilling the arms.
I am very happy with the hotchkis bars. I started out with both bars on the softest setting. I did a skid pad session last Friday and then changed the rear bar to the middle hole and retested on Saturday with better results
I am very happy with the hotchkis bars. I started out with both bars on the softest setting. I did a skid pad session last Friday and then changed the rear bar to the middle hole and retested on Saturday with better results
can the endlinks fit every aftermarketing sways????????no one has answered my question.....please
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