[SOLD] A body hotchkis tvs suspension system

have a hotchkis tvs system from my 73 duster. Everything has 256 miles on them decided to turn her into a drag car

1. Qa1 tube ucas
2. Hotchkis adjustable strut bars
3. Plated and welded lcas
4. Hotchkis tvs rear leafs with front hangars ( use your stock shakles in the rear)
5. Front and rear sway bars ( rear will need new feame brackets from hotchkis 40 bucks. They are welded to the car and im not cutting them off lol ) front is all bolt on.

6. Forged aftermarket disc brake spindles

7. camber bolts and eccentrics

Car handled amazing. !!! Just goimg a different way.

1100 cash or trade

Hudson colorado can ship via fastenal reasonably

Sorry about the bad pics.
Does not come with the wilwood brakes in the pics.

Also comes with tvs heim tie rods and adjusters in pics.

Do u have to run wilwoods? Kim

oldkimmer said:

Do u have to run wilwoods? Kim

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nope , takes standard parts store or aftermarket disk brakes i had right stuff brakes before the wilwood . however i just found out that i cant use the wilwood hubs or bearings either so all you would need are rotors and calipers from wiilwood . i just put all timken bearings in about 100 miles ago

panheadchuck said:

nope , takes standard parts store or aftermarket disk brakes i had right stuff brakes before the wilwood . however i just found out that i cant use the wilwood hubs or bearings either so all you would need are rotors and calipers from wiilwood . i just put all timken bearings in about 100 miles ago

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i would throw in the hubs and bearings for the same price since i cant use them

panheadchuck said:

i would throw in the hubs and bearings for the same price since i cant use them

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I'm interested, I need to see what the difference between the 1973 setup and my 1972 with bbp brakes.

Can you give me an idea of shipping, I have a Fastenal down the street from work. Newington, CT.

Prob 150-200 bucks.im shipping the trans to iowa and the engine and r3 block to wisconsin via fastenal.