Hotchkis or QA1 all inclusive kits - which one?
Bergman is a great starting point. He can sell you pretty much everything you need, however, it likely won't be all the same brand.
I run lots of Hotchkis parts on my car and I love it. I autocross regularly and the car handles amazing. Lots of pictures and details in my build thread.
Some may think these parts are overkill for something you just drive on the street. I'm here to tell you these parts make the car much more fun to drive regardless if its on the street or autocross.
Here's a summary of my suspension:
Hotchkiss Parts:
Front and rear sway bar
Non-Adjustable shocks
Leaf springs
Bergman Autocraft supplied parts:
SPC Upper control arms
Sway-a-way 1.08 torsion bars
Qa1
Adjustable strut rods
You didn't mention if you have power steering. If you do, I'd highly recommend a Borgenson steering box (Bergman sells these too) To get the most out of all of this, you would want a larger diameter and width tire. Not required, but recommended.
Bergman is a great starting point. He can sell you pretty much everything you need, however, it likely won't be all the same brand.
I run lots of Hotchkis parts on my car and I love it. I autocross regularly and the car handles amazing. Lots of pictures and details in my build thread.
Some may think these parts are overkill for something you just drive on the street. I'm here to tell you these parts make the car much more fun to drive regardless if its on the street or autocross.
Here's a summary of my suspension:
Hotchkiss Parts:
Front and rear sway bar
Non-Adjustable shocks
Leaf springs
Bergman Autocraft supplied parts:
SPC Upper control arms
Sway-a-way 1.08 torsion bars
Qa1
Adjustable strut rods
You didn't mention if you have power steering. If you do, I'd highly recommend a Borgenson steering box (Bergman sells these too) To get the most out of all of this, you would want a larger diameter and width tire. Not required, but recommended.