Finished Eibach Sportline Springs they fit.
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Finished Eibach Sportline Springs they fit.
well 2 weeks ago my buddy told me he wanted to lower his HHR and eibach has a kit that is the prokit but only like 1 inch drop. So i looked into it and it uses the same parts as the cobalt so i told him im sure the sportline kit its gonna fit. well springs came in and i installed them and man car rides very nice now. No bottoming out only thing id get a camber and shim kit (reason im doing this to mine also)
frotn dropped 1.5 inches rear dropped about 2 5/16 inches.
frotn dropped 1.5 inches rear dropped about 2 5/16 inches.
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so eibachs lowering kit for a cobolt will work on the HHR's. is there a cost difference between the two. You'd think there would have to be a reason why they havn't listed this kit for the HHR. Any ideas?
#6
if you look at the regular cobalt drop kit and the hhr its the same part number. The sportline lowers it to a point you need a camber kit so eibach didnt want to go that route.
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ive been working on my own forum just really busy
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#9
I've had the pro kit on my HHR for about 1 1/2 years and I think it's awsome. The stance is right and as NORCAL SS said, there is no bottoming out. With that said, I did go to a 225/50-17 and with my worn out stock shocks I do hit the rear passenger tire every now and again. I know I can roll the lip, but I want to see if new shocks will help before I go that far. Problem is finding reasonably priced shocks.