Springs alone will do the trick.

If you can find a 1st gen set of Goldlines you can get a more slammed look. I was running those; looked great, ride was hard, not just firm, too low for when I added side pipes. Goldline's 2nd gen are not as low, no idea how they ride.

There are two types of Eibaches. I'm running the 'Pro-Kit' which is a nice dropped, looks great, ride firm and not hard, I can get in my driveway with my sidepipes. Eibach's other kit has more of a slammed look.

There are other companies but I haven't any 1st hand experience with them.

 

Thanks.



Does anyone know the height drops for the springs that are available?

I'd also like to see some pics of lowered HHRs with the 16" wheel covers. I just wanna make sure it doesn't look weird.

 

here is twisted with goldline lowering springs with 16" rims

 

Nice. What's the F/R drop height on your ride?

 

they are 1.75" front and 2.0" rear

 

I thought the GoldLine kit was 1" front and 1.6" rear. I'm confused! (not hard to do, btw).

 

i'm not 100% sure what drop i ended up with..i'm just going by what goldline told me when i got mine..

 

OK, after checking again, this is what I found...

Goldline is 1.75"/F and 2.125"/R for ~$220

Eibach is 1.0"/F and 1.6"/R for ~$260

I'm thinking I may go with the 1"F/1.6"R drop. Not sure yet though.

 

decisions-decisions..don't you just love them..

 

Ya, I've got to keep in mind that my wife might drive the HHR from time to time, so if I go too low, she might not drive cautious enough over bumps.



Here's an important note that I found at SoCalHHR.com...