Hotchkis Sway Bars

[msbaugh]

Hey just got in my Hotchkis sway bar set from Hotchkis.net.
Apparently this kit does a great job. Check out some of the videos online.
What do yall think about it?
The car is a 440 clone, originally had a slant 6, so Im not worried about changing it from stock. As a matter of fact, it originally didn't even have any sway bars so i'd say it's a big improvement as far as steering response and stability.
Has anyone tried this? I'll post pictures and tell yall about how i like the results soon

 

[Brads70]

Hey just got in my Hotchkis sway bar set from Hotchkis.net.
Apparently this kit does a great job. Check out some of the videos online.
What do yall think about it?
The car is a 440 clone, originally had a slant 6, so Im not worried about changing it from stock. As a matter of fact, it originally didn't even have any sway bars so i'd say it's a big improvement as far as steering response and stability.
Has anyone tried this? I'll post pictures and tell yall about how i like the results soon

I just bought the Hotchkis sway bars, upper control arm's and RCD shocks to install over the winter. I also got firm feel's fast ratio pitman and idler arm's. I too have a 440 transplanted in a 6 cyl car. I just couldn't take my Suburban handling better than the Challenger! LOL Next summer I hope to take the corners with confidence!

 

[71solo2challenger]

The hotchkis kit is more than just the sway bars. The sway bars will do a big number in handling, but you'll see more gains with better springs and wheels and tires. After that, you get into the frame re-inforcement and their UCAs.

 

[msbaugh]

Yeah I forgot to mention that by kit I meant just the front and rear sway bars... I already have frame connectors on the car, fairly good shocks and tires, and rallye wheels