Yup, like Josh said, I have the Hotchkis TVS kit. I love it! The handling
is insane (especially when paired with the BFG KDWS' I have on there now).
I had the Hotchkis Bilstiens, great shocks, also a lil pricey tho, but worth
it. I think the whole kit w/shocks, shipped, ran me around $1100. I have
the adjustable QA1 drag shocks on there now, but with the right settings
they're pretty close to the Bils.
-Dave
'02 FR RC R/T
12.12@114.63
""Josh Battles"" <jbattles@bankfinancial.com> wrote in message
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>
> <DodgeDe@cs.com> wrote in message
> >
> > Has anybody on the list all ready done this on a R/T?
> > What did you use?
> > How was ride and handling affected?
>
> Hotchkis TVS. It's a 2/3 complete with swaybars. It's excellent and gets
> rave reviews from everyone, including myself (though I only have a V6).
> They use a 2" constant rate drop coil that you can shave if you like (for
a
> lower drop) and leaves in the rear that you set ride height with plates.
> It's a very good setup and very durable. I race my truck on the autocross
> track about twice a month and have been doing so for 2 seasons with the
> hotchkis suspension without any problems.
>
> There are several listers who have done this on an R/T if you're looking
for
> more feedback. Dave Downing, Sam P (socal dakota) have the Hotchkis TVS
on
> their R/T trucks and I'm sure there are lots more but these two are the
only
> ones I can think of at the moment. I hope this helps.
>
> --
> - Josh
> Lowered 2000 Dakota CC 3.9L
> All facts have been omitted from this post.
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>
>
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