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Hotchkis are track sways. The OG's of the forum swore by them, they were mostly track hounds though. Whitelines were superpopular with the Z33 and I'm sure are just as
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60 | 28.17% |
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48 | 22.54% |
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12 | 5.63% |
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47 | 22.07% |
| Stillen |
  
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36 | 16.90% |
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1 | 0.47% |
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9 | 4.23% |
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Hotchkis are track sways. The OG's of the forum swore by them, they were mostly track hounds though. Whitelines were superpopular with the Z33 and I'm sure are just as good on the Z34. For me though. I would choose Eibach. They make the perfect street sway with very good track capability. Weight is a huge factor for me.
Most of the sways made for the Z are top notch. It just really depends on your application, mods and budget. The safest route would be NISMO sways, which look like either Hotchkis or Eibach copies. |
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