Hotchkis Suspension Subframes are sturdy metal connectors that strengthen and support a vehicle's chassis. It connects to the front subframe, runs along the chassis floor, then connects to the rear subframe. This strengthens the flexible floor pan between the two subframes and greatly increases the rigidity of a vehicle's unibody chassis.

Most muscle cars like Mustangs and Camaros are built using a unibody platform and use subframes instead of a full framed chassis. This means that the only thing connecting the frame rails are the floorboards or floor pan. When driving, the vehicle's body can twist and torque especially when using bigger tires. Using Hotchkis Suspension Subframe connectors is a sure-fire way to stiffen up the chassis. The frames are fabricated from high-quality materials and guarantee quality service. The entire frame has a sleek finish that is corrosion proof.

Founded by John Hotchkis in Santa Fe Springs, California during the late 1960s - a time when Americans fell in love with muscle cars. Hotchkis initially produced suspension systems that drastically improved the handling and cornering abilities of GM, Mopar, and Ford muscle cars even at extreme race speeds. The company's reputation in the performance racing market grew because they consistently produced cutting edge suspension systems made from high-quality materials that are engineered to perform and designed to be long-lasting. Even though Hotchkis started with vintage American muscle cars, the success of the company spilled over to other vehicles and they started producing custom suspension solutions for SUVs, convertibles, pickup trucks, and even station wagons. Today Hotchkis brings some of their top-shelf products to cater to popular imports.

With over 40 years of experience under their belt, John Hotchkis and the entire Hotchkis Sport Suspension team has fitted many of the fastest street cars in the country with precision suspension systems. Many professional racing teams rely on Hotchkis products to give them a winning advantage. In 2013, Hotchkis opened a second facility in North Carolina which allows them to perform in-house R&D and test different products on multiple vehicle types and models. Hotchkis products are proudly designed and made in America.