Cobalt SS SC front springs
#1
Cobalt SS SC front springs
I added 17" wheels to my LT last night and I am a bit disappointed with how much wheel gap I have especially in the front. I have a set of Front Cobalt SS SC springs, (I installed the rear ones to level it out) does anyone know how much of a drop I would get by installing these front Cobalt SS springs? Is it even worth the effort or am I better off just buying a full set and just dropping it? Any information would be much appreciated. Thanks
#2
I installed the cobalt SS springs too, first the rear, then the fronts a couple months later.
The front cobalt springs will not lower at all, in fact it might appear to be a bit higher than the rears. Ill see if I can dig up some pics.
They are now my winter suspension, I put on Canuck Motorsport springs for the summer.
EDIT: I think this pic is the full set of cobalt SS springs:
The front cobalt springs will not lower at all, in fact it might appear to be a bit higher than the rears. Ill see if I can dig up some pics.
They are now my winter suspension, I put on Canuck Motorsport springs for the summer.
EDIT: I think this pic is the full set of cobalt SS springs:
#5
Well, call me cheap but I just ordered a set of the Canuck Motorsports springs on ebay. I read and looked at the posts here on the forum and the few owners of these springs seem to be happy with them. I hope they get here soon so I can get rid of some of this wheel gap.
#6
Well the Canuck's are installed. They seem like a good quality product but if you looking for a level HHR don't buy these. The rear end is higher than the front, similar to what the stock springs were only lower.
#7
If you want it more level, you can put on the rear cobalt SS springs.
#9
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#10
I noticed this when I had the ss/sc springs. The turns seem a bit crisper with the CM springs I have now, which are a little higher in the rear like the pedders.