Thank you! Had a vision of what is pleasing to the eye. Wheels are off of a 2012 Chevy Malibu 18x7, same bolt patter as the HHR 5x110, ground effects and rear SS wing, water dipped in carbon fiber dip, SS rear coil springs with Bilstein B6 shocks, blacked out rear tail lights. Bow tie on the rear blacked out, led high mount stoplights. I have 215,000 miles on her with no major engine issues. It’s a 2LT with every available option for that year. Use AMSOIL on every oil change too. It’s my daily. Also have a 2003 Chevy Silverado SS in Arrival Blue

Hey OB. Did I do something wrong?

Hi Old Blue I just looked and Greg does not even have an HHR Thanks for your input I will let you know how it turns out

Old blue, how do i start a thread? 08 hhr 2.4 scanner code p0315 cranksaft postion variation not larned

how do I find out what number my Chevy hhr ss is or how much is left in the color that I have or how many is left from the plant it was manufactured at????. also looking for some part such as antenna for my rear and a windshield revisors and some arm rest for driver and passenger one i have now are looking bad.

my chevy is
a 2009 imperial blue with a gm stage 1
drill and slotted with powerstop calipers
going on give or take 150k

Hey Steve
Bout time for a coffee, maybe next week now the lockdown is lifted.
Let me know any time but Tuesday.
Talk Later
Keith.

If you out of anyone can’t see or figure something out. Nice

Oldblue - the lowering springs you used for the rear through the Canadian source: how "compressed" are the springs? I ordered a complete lowering kit through ZZP - front struts and rear springs. The struts are fine; the rear springs are almost completely collapsed, so you can imagine what the ride is like. I'm going to need to change them out, so curious as to what yours ride (and look) like.
Thanks,
Rick

I tried to change the pic for 15614 but ended up deleting it now I've messed it up. Can you help?

donbrew told me that I should use my old user name (jjredsoxfan) and that you can help me do that. If you can help me out I'd appreciate it.
Thanks,
John