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Interesting read.....Think I'll start saving up the 20K for a Hotchkis setup....tomorrow.
AJ I would love to go for a ride in your car after you get it all installed to see how the car handles.
The Hotchkis parts don't run $20k, only a couple of grand, then add brakes for a couple more grand and wheels/tires, if need be engine work, etc. $20k seems a bit high to me.
I promise that once either one of the cars are done You & mike (Topcat) will be the first people I call! I'm hoping to have them both "drivable" for the ohlone show. I am starting to strip the 70 this weekend and once I get it to the paint shop I'm going to start installing the hotchkis kit on the 73.
I's only echoing what the article (below) says.....I'm sure your right"We'd guess another $20,000 would easily get you every performance part showcased by the Hotchkis E-Max Challenger."