[HP Autosport]

The Hotchkis Anti Roll or Sway Bars are in stock and ready to ship!

Retail is $495.95

Special is $450 with FREE shipping to the 48 states!


Application:

2006 – 2008 BMW E90 Sedan & E92 Coupe ( xi models excluded)

Enhance the cornering performance of your BMW with a set of Hotchkis Sport Suspension sport sway bars. Our 335I sport sway bar package increases front/rear roll stiffness giving the car crisp, quick turn-in response and balanced handling. As delivered the 335I has excessive under steer and limited roll control. Sport sway bars give the driver the ability to rotate the car on corner entry and steer with the throttle when necessary. The dreaded under steer is eliminated and the handling becomes comfortably neutral with added traction during cornering. Hotchkis Sport Suspension sway bars feature a durable powder coat finish, greaseable bushings, and adjustable Heim joint end links.


Features:

Front sway bar-lightweight, durable 1 1/4” (32mm) tubular steel (95% stiffer than stock)
Rear sway bar-lightweight, durable 5/8” (16mm) tubular steel (105% stiffer than stock)
Precision adjustable front end links w quiet operating heavy duty ball joints.
Precision adjustable rear end links w quiet operating heavy duty ball joints and high articulation rod ends.
Greasable polyurethane bushings and heavy duty mounts included.
Autocross & track tuned for maximum performance improvement.
Finished in durable gloss gray powder coat.

Benefits:

Increased Traction.
Reduced Body Roll
Increased Vehicle Stability
Crisper Cornering
Easy Installation

[PAKMAN]

have you had this on your car? if so please gime a personal opinion. how good are they? any relations to titanmotorsport cause it seems like you guys have the same pricing? what makes HP better than titan cause the prices seem the same. im not bashing. just curious.

[HP Autosport]

Originally Posted by PAKMAN

have you had this on your car? if so please gime a personal opinion. how good are they? any relations to titanmotorsport cause it seems like you guys have the same pricing? what makes HP better than titan cause the prices seem the same. im not bashing. just curious.

We are selling the same product from Hotchkis. We are located in California and can provide tech support if needed.

Every car will respond differently to anti roll bars and each person has his/her preference on handling.

The anti roll bar is on our project 335i with TC Kline Coil-over suspension with 400 lbs front and 500 lbs rear springs, camber plates and a Quaife differentail. Understeer and body-roll is reduced, and vehicle is more responsive. Basically, the same benefits Hotchkis has mentioned.

Harold

[PAKMAN]

i love your project car! i thought these were called hotchicks sways bars.

[Hunter399]

Originally Posted by PAKMAN

have you had this on your car? if so please gime a personal opinion. how good are they? any relations to titanmotorsport cause it seems like you guys have the same pricing? what makes HP better than titan cause the prices seem the same. im not bashing. just curious.

I dont know about Titan, but I do know Harold and HP offer fantastic service and great customer support

I highly recommend doing business with them

[Crimson92]

oooooo...me want

[HP Autosport]

Originally Posted by PAKMAN

i love your project car! i thought these were called hotchicks sways bars.

Please allow me to correct my spelling!

[HP Autosport]

Originally Posted by Crimson92

oooooo...me want

They are in stock ready to ship!

[scalbert]

What is involved with the installation? I have heard of varying difficulties including dropping the rear subframe. Thanks...

[HP Autosport]

Originally Posted by scalbert

What is involved with the installation? I have heard of varying difficulties including dropping the rear subframe. Thanks...

The front bar is easy. The rear will require the drop of the rear subframe.

Harold

[scalbert]

Thanks, I haven't climbed under the rear of the car (been under the front more than a few times ) to look at what is involved. Any hints or tips and does the kit include any instructions as they are not listed on Hotchkis's website?

Thanks again...

[T7R_Sky]

Just wondering... how do these compare with the H&R Sway Bars that were released a long time ago?

[HP Autosport]

Originally Posted by T7R_Sky

Just wondering... how do these compare with the H&R Sway Bars that were released a long time ago?

The Hotchkis anti-roll bars are hollow, so if weight is a concern they are lighter.

The bushings have zerk fitting for re-lubrication, so you dont haveto remore anything when the bushings get noisy.

[stressdoc]

Originally Posted by T7R_Sky

Just wondering... how do these compare with the H&R Sway Bars that were released a long time ago?

The balance btw front and rear sway resistance is different. The H&R rear bar is big, resulting in inside wheel lift and loss of traction. The Hotchkis system, particularly in combination with the Bilstein PSS9/10 coilovers and a LSD, will provide better control, traction, and turn-in. Camber plates and strut braces complete the picture (assuming you already have forged lightweight wheels and proper non-rft tires)...

[stressdoc]

Harold I have not seen stats on the weight of the Hotchkis vs. stock bars. Any chance you guys could weigh them?
Thanks!

[HP Autosport]

Originally Posted by stressdoc

Harold I have not seen stats on the weight of the Hotchkis vs. stock bars. Any chance you guys could weigh them?
Thanks!

I'll see what I can do.

Harold

[PAKMAN]

pm please!

[HP Autosport]

Originally Posted by PAKMAN

pm please!

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[hov333]

anything to expect for xi coupe in the near future??

[HP Autosport]

Originally Posted by hov333

anything to expect for xi coupe in the near future??

Perhaps. I will check with Hotchkis.

[stressdoc]

I am psyched about these, they look great. Waiting on someone to test them out for us!

[MMAJNKE]

please pm me price shipped to 92833 thanks