bigboy

is anyone runing the 2nd gen goldline how much of drop did u get are the 1st gen goldlines more of a drop im looking for the lowest drop i can get with a spring i was either thinking cobalt h&r race spring or gold lines so any feed back would be great and pics i have 18in cobalt ss wheels on it and look for a pretty decent drop

bassbase

All you need to know:

http://hhrboutique.com/items/hhr-per...262-detail.htm

GrotesqueFetus6

what does that kit thing do ? i dont understand the picture there showing

jx3

The springs w/ the max drop is the 1st gen GLs. They've not been in production for several years, but used sets occasionally show up here in the classifieds.

As for the drop of 2nd gen GLs, appox. 1.75" front and a little over 2.00" in the rear. Here's a pic of a pair of HHRs, 1LT w/ 16" rims on left, 2LT w/ 17" rims on the right........

bigboy

anyone tried the h&r springs from a cobalt yet thos are what i run on my cobra and gt and they worked out pretty well on the mustangs

bassbase

The pic they are show is a cam bolt kit. You remove the old cam bolt, which you have to do anyway when istalling the front springs, and install these in their place. The stock cam bolts are round with spines and made for a stock ride. These are slightly oval and allow for the camber to be adjusted for the lowered stance accordingly. A must if you wish to have the front end camber adjsted properly to minimize tire ware from the lowering springs.

IgottaWoody

Well...not always, there are some cases where some have had to use cambolts but they were operating on the fringes anyways..the rest of us have NOT installed cam bolts and have not recorded any adverse tire wear..some who did add the bolts wanted to play with camber settings also....the way the front end is set up there is little camber change thru the strut travel unlike earlier cars where camber caster AND toe would change, sometime radically after lowering.