help for my66 caprice

[66caprice]

Hello everybody,i have a 66 caprice project and need a help for the suspension setup..Not too much suspension setup for caprice/impala.I have a 2 chosies but i cant decide yet please help me..

First choice is Hotchkis sway bars,hotchkis rear suspension packhage,global west front upper&lower contol arms and qa1 adjustable shocks

Second choise is a complete suspension street challange pachage level 2 or level 3 from the ride tech garage



and i going to use 17 or 18 inch wheels

first one is cheap ,second one is much expensive anywat i don't care... i want max. handling
but i want ride comfort to.so which one is better for the street aplications..im waiting your answers thank you

[L & H Kustoms]

I would recommend the ridetech products with their new coilovers as another option. I always recommend trying to not mix components. Their airide system is always an excellent choice as well. Bret beat on velocity pretty bad and it worked and was a capable handling car.
One other option is Chassisworks and thier Gstreet kit. I would strongly recommend not using the QA1 conversion coilovers as thier will eventually bend and leak.
I am a dealer for both ridetech and Chassisworks and can save you quite bit of $ on their products.

[Hotchkis]

Hello everybody,i have a 66 caprice project and need a help for the suspension setup..Not too much suspension setup for caprice/impala.I have a 2 chosies but i cant decide yet please help me..

First choice is Hotchkis sway bars,hotchkis rear suspension packhage,global west front upper&lower contol arms and qa1 adjustable shocks

Second choise is a complete suspension street challange pachage level 2 or level 3 from the ride tech garage

and i going to use 17 or 18 inch wheels

first one is cheap ,second one is much expensive anywat i don't care... i want max. handling
but i want ride comfort to.so which one is better for the street aplications..im waiting your answers thank you

Hey 66Caprice,
Thanks for considering us as one of your two great options. We've seen a few great Caprices out there. We have pictures of Mark Hampton's 66 Caprice on our G-Rides page at Hotchkis.net

http://www.hotchkis.net/slideshows/index.php?ID=29

He has all of our Caprice goodies on his car and he is very happy with the way the car handles and rides. He's very proud of the car, it was crowned "Car of the Year" at the 2009 Street Legends car show.



Hotchkis spends a huge amount of R&D not just on the technical performance, but also on street characteristics as well. We want people to be comfortable in their cars on the street as well as on the race track.