Not the neatest thing ever, but it really does look retro..atleast to me



This is just stupid imo



I haven't seen these yet. Sprint lowering springs.. anyone?

 

I'm glad you didn't order the tailight one. I don't understand that one at all. You should post pics of it looking straight at it from a bit away. I want to see how it looks when ur not right up on it.

 

lol. Man you got soo many posts. Thanks for telling me about sprint. I'd never even heard of them.

 

I'd like to see that grill installed, it def. looks retro.
Tom

 

It's not a grill. It's just a sticker.

 

It's still friggin awesome.

 

I just noticed they got a sticker for the chevy symbol on there too. It looks good in all black. I'm not sure how it would look on my orange.

 

Anyone else think it's odd they put the HHR logo on a car that is definetely not an hhr.

 

The Sprint springs say "Chevy Cobalt/HHR." So I doubt they are the proper rate for the increased rear load of the HHR. Many spring manufacturers just look at the platform a vehicle is built on and recommend the springs made for that platform - not the exact application. Case in point: Eibach did the same thing when the HHR was released - they received massive complaints about the rears bottoming and spongy ride quality.

This is why we decided to go with Gold-Line. Craig there is awesome. Erich from Darkside Motoring worked with him to get the rates right, and they played around with several sets until it was nailed. That's what it's all about; building a product that works right for the market, instead of rushing a product to market just to get sales.

Personally, I'd shy away from the Sprint springs until after I saw a few HHR's dropped with them AND read a few reviews from satisfied customers!

"Chevy HHR/Cobalt" - I think not...

Just my $0.02

 

I think its ugly and they probably didn't know anyone with a HHR.