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Weird to me that everyone thinks the Hotchkiss are the stiffest there are for this car.. The Whitelines are, by far, the stiffest (retail) bars there are for the 370Z.
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Weird to me that everyone thinks the Hotchkiss are the stiffest there are for this car.. The Whitelines are, by far, the stiffest (retail) bars there are for the 370Z. They're larger than the Hotchkiss and they're solid, rather than tubular. So yes there's some unsprung weight added, but the stiffness is insane.
You might not want them with street tires I guess? But if you're going to run an R-Comp and want the stiffest, get the Whitelines. |
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