Seats/Wheels ideas???
09-03-2017, 10:17 PM
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Firemangeorge- Stoney's BBQ in Saraland has one the last Saturday of this month that I'll be at. Not sure if my HHR will make it because if it's current condition but I'll be there.
RF2- I would love to get my hands on some SS seats. That's the goal. If I can't find a set from a wrecked SS, I want to get a set of racing seats and try to figure out how to put them in.
Oldblue- those rims look classic man!!! These HHRs already look like a retro-classic vehicle but those wheels set it off!
RF2- I would love to get my hands on some SS seats. That's the goal. If I can't find a set from a wrecked SS, I want to get a set of racing seats and try to figure out how to put them in.
Oldblue- those rims look classic man!!! These HHRs already look like a retro-classic vehicle but those wheels set it off!
09-03-2017, 10:19 PM
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RF2- where did you get the integrated spoiler from? I've checked eBay but they have the spoiler that comes off of the trunk and I like the SS spoiler style much better. BTW, you can tell you've put some serious work in on your car.
09-03-2017, 10:34 PM
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09-04-2017, 12:11 AM
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The car had been towed behind a RV and the paint was shot. It had a very dented hood and roof.
HotrodHHR, the rear spoiler came from GM direct $275.00
You might also want to upgrade the rear brakes to disc.I built my own kit to mount the rear disc brakes to a stock drum axle. And don't forget to install the larger front rotors.
Beside seats there is things to do to the dash.
Engine upgrades are fun to do also. Look close there is a M-62 in there.
HotrodHHR, the rear spoiler came from GM direct $275.00
You might also want to upgrade the rear brakes to disc.I built my own kit to mount the rear disc brakes to a stock drum axle. And don't forget to install the larger front rotors.
Beside seats there is things to do to the dash.
Engine upgrades are fun to do also. Look close there is a M-62 in there.
Last edited by RF2; 09-04-2017 at 11:46 AM.
09-04-2017, 09:51 AM
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Doubt I can make it to Stoney's on Saturday. I work part time at a golf course and Saturday afternoon is my regular shift.
If we were to get rained out I could get off early and head to Saraland,,,BUT, I don't drive my SS in the rain.
Have to meet up some other time.
Doubt I can make it to Stoney's on Saturday. I work part time at a golf course and Saturday afternoon is my regular shift.
If we were to get rained out I could get off early and head to Saraland,,,BUT, I don't drive my SS in the rain.
Have to meet up some other time.
09-04-2017, 10:50 AM
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SS non Brembo brakes are a great upgrade!
https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/brak...ard-hhr-42938/
And a Turbo Tech Racing rear swaybar
https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/brak...ard-hhr-42938/
And a Turbo Tech Racing rear swaybar