Check with aim industries. They have a plug and play kit that they will build to fit whatever you drive. Costs something like two grand or so. Don't quote me on that but they may have what you are looking for. Thought about it myself. On to lower and lower heights

 

buy springs, less problems............

 

yea but springs dotn allow me to slamm it to cover my wheels like bags will. also everyone has springs on there hhr. not to many bagged ones yet. i liek aim but there on backorder from the guy i talked to on the phone. i noticed on here that some guy from socalhhrs or whatever has a kit that fits in the spare tire holder anmyone know how i can get ahold of him

 

Try member jarredondo.

 

AIM parts are trash...easystreet is the company that makes a kit for us. go to suicidedoors.com and input HHR into the search bar. the kit is $2K. You can also build a custom setup for the rear using a 2500 bag, raising the spring perch, and mini tubbing the rear. that way it lays unibody. other wise here are a few vids of the same kit.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=X6LRS3CmF28
http://youtube.com/watch?v=UqAfrjMpke0&feature=related

 

are those vids of it not being perched and tubbed i couldnt tell. im not going to chop my hhr yet its my dd so i dotn have tiem to do that i cna air ride in about a weekend

 

That was my whole idea behind aim. They have a plug and play kit that comes with everything you need. Just replace your springs with bags and hook up the air lines. Wire it up and ready to go. It's what I'm going to use on my other car and probably on my hhr if I go that route. You could set it all up in a day I would guess, and draggin by Monday

 

for the love of god please dont use the AIM kit Stick...as a minitrucker you should know better. Easystreet is a bit pricey, but its the good medium between AIM and Firestone Airwaves. Easystreet is an all in one kit and should not take longer than 2 days for a novice.

 

I've never had a problem with aim. Maybe I'm just lucky in my puchases, but I usually don't seem to end up with all the horror stories everybody tells. Nothing against any kit or supplier out there, just want to get the most for the money. There is always more then one way to go.

 

http://www.socalhhrs.com/airbaginfo.html