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I haven't tried either of them, but If I had to pick between the two I would pick the Hotchkis simply because they have three adjustment settings in the rear
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I haven't tried either of them, but If I had to pick between the two I would pick the Hotchkis simply because they have three adjustment settings in the rear and Stillen only has two judging by the photos on their website.
Personally, I will wait a bit longer until someone comes out with an adjustable front sway bar.
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