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Yeah, I've said that before. Its because the stiffer bars work better with a stiffer suspension. Hotchkis are stiffer than the stillen. I think the stillen are great for stock
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Yeah, I've said that before. Its because the stiffer bars work better with a stiffer suspension. Hotchkis are stiffer than the stillen. I think the stillen are great for stock and for upgraded springs. I have considered using them with my KW's too. I think they will be good.
If you have something with a higher springrate, then go with the thicker bars. You will be able to make the most out of the combination of the two. |
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