I agree. We just finished a car intended for track use and we couldn't get close to the adjustability or ideal specs that the Hotchkis systems allows. Furthermore, the geometry was less than ideal, as well as some really bad features such as reduced turning radius and low quality components (Coil overs and heims)that were worn out or shot after 800 miles of street use. After the customer was treated to a ride in a Hotchkis equipped car, he regretted Hotchkis not having it available when he began sourcing parts years ago. I would expect a lot more for a compete redesign of the front suspension. I have not had a car in the shop with the Hemi Denny stuff.
