Global West Or Hotchkis suspension?

[Judgement]

I am building a 1972 Convertable GTO and I do not know which products are better to use. I am looking into there complete systems or would mix and match if one has a better product. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[ProdigyCustoms]

I will know later in the week, but I may have a complete Global West system we installed on a stock 70 SS Chevelle, that now the customer wants to sell, before it even leaves the shop. It is all 100% brand new, but the car is actually worth more money stock, so we MAY sell the suspension. If so I can save you some money. I do not know pricing yet.

But as I said, I won't know until later this week when the customer makes the final decision how we are going to market with the car.

If you are interested, email me at [email protected]

[Judgement]

Hey Frank I e-mailed you. I would be very interested, thanks again Dave.

[3SuperSports]

I have a '68 & '69 Camaro with Hotchkis suspensions, sway bars and sub-frame connectors and am very happy with all of it. Quality parts that perform well and installed as easily as suspension components can be installed.
I can't give you a comparison though. I have never tried any of Global West's products.