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Lowering the rear end but not the front.
Is it possible?
I want to lower the rear maybe an inch and a half or so, so it will be level but I can't lower the front or I'll scrape my driveway. |
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Originally Posted by Joshua022
(Post 621827)
Is it possible?
I want to lower the rear maybe an inch and a half or so, so it will be level but I can't lower the front or I'll scrape my driveway. You will need to re-adjust the headlights after springs settle in.. |
Seeme like the gold line springs are sold out everywhere. :(
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Yes but Cobalt springs are everywhereeeeeee.............I have them as well. Levels off nicely and retains the use of factory parts donchaknow. Not to mention the Cobalt springs are wound the same way as factory springs. No coils to bang together like the Goldlines. I had them and took them off several times to get the damn clang out of em. Ended up going with the Cobalts.
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X 2, that's how we roll....:lol:
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Is it just the SS springs that I need or any stock cobalt rear springs?
Anyone know of a write up on if they can be out on without a spring tool? Thanks |
Right here. Same same for the Cobalts. You'll want to use the SS springs. No spring tool needed once the shock bolts are removed, you'll see.
https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/show...ar+coil+spring |
Ok great thanks
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Originally Posted by Joshua022
(Post 622472)
Is it just the SS springs that I need or any stock cobalt rear springs?
Thanks SS springs will be stiffer.. Now, Cobalt SS/SC 2005-07 rear coil springs will drop rear approx 1-1/2" '08-09 Cobalt SS/TC rear springs drop rear approx 1-1-8" |
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