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yeah i agree when i went out to the track the stock tires just didn't want to hold onto the road as much as i would have liked but i am going to get the kit first and then think about the tires. but best believe the tires are coming soon afterwards. the thing is those things are expensive. the ones i'm looking at range between 120 and 170
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I have the Hotchkis (wish it was hotchicks!) Stage I TVS springs/roll bars. This is definately worth the money. Perfect for a budget suspension. No sense in wasting those OEM struts. I have the rear sway bar set to the middle and have not installed the front replacement yet. I have the Hotchkis front strut bar and MMW rear strut bar (useless IMAO). I am also rolling on the stock craptenzas. I also have the Hotchkis rear camber links. The front adjustables were not needed as I only had a slight neg. camber.
Car is lowered about 1.8" and rides fairly smooth for being lowered. I have no prob with rubbing or abnormal tire wear. Car drives straight. Definate change in road characteristics of the car. Can easily take corners 10-15MPH faster than stock. I give it two big toes up.
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man i'm pissed. i have been waiting for over a week for my springs and so i called the company that i ordered them from. they told me that they had to order them from hotchikis and i wouldn't get them until friday of next week.
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thats crap!! if they are going to have an online store then they need to have the damn parts. oh well i will eventually get my damn parts i mean **** i should probably get a whole rack of parts hitting me at once. it will be like x-mas
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That is why they are an online business. They just don't have the capital to warehouse parts. They also have no concept of cusotmer service. Automation is what keeps them in business.
Why the delay? Well, there are several factors. One, they order the part from a master wholesaler or the manufacturer only after your payment is received. If you paid with PAYPAL or other online services, then this process will take sometime; typically 2-3 business days. When you have very limited operating capital, this is the only way to go. The second issue is they don't buy enough product per quarter to receive "Drop Shipped" orders. "Drop Shipping" is when a business places an order to a distributor/manufacturer on behalf of a customer. The product is then shipped directly to customer. This is does not happen with most online retailers. They don't have the business relationships or accumen to make "Drop Ship" orders. Instead, they have to "BE" the customer and order that part and have it shipped to themselves. Once received, it goes through their processes then is shipped to you. The latter can make for a very long delay. Correction.... Christmas. Call it for what it is
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