Well that's weird. I was able to pull up Canuck Motorsports site a couple of hrs ago. Or maybe I got an old link ?

 

I saw questions in the Cobalt SS site but not their website.

 

I got curious about the fate of Canuck Motorsports and found a forum entry that suggested that they were in at least some cases just reselling Max Trac springs and even just having orders shipped directly from Max Trac. Betcha Max Trac wasn’t the manufacturer either. Anyway, seems possible the Canuck didn’t “decide” to drop the HHR springs at all, but that their source just dried up. There can’t be too many facilities in the world that are both capable efficiently making automotive coil springs and willing to do short runs for the custom market. Now I wonder if anyone else ever marketed the exact same item.

 

Anything is possible, I had communication with Ray a few years ago, he explained his process of the number of coils and the powdercoat game process for his company, and that they manufactured lowering coil springs for other companies. His email address is invalid now, so we’ll never know.
I do know these springs came from his facility in BC and they are Canuck Motorsports lowering springs.

Max Trac website doesn’t list HHR or Cobalt springs, so, urban legend?

 

These are sold pending payment.
CM was putting out some great springs for sure that are made well and clearly thought out for each car. If I didn’t already have their cobalt ss springs on my low km panel I would be running these. The hhr springs were long sold out when I ordered last fall.
If you can find a set the cm cobalt ss springs work very well to. The difference is the lower spring rate offering a slightly lower drop. The bigger difference is they’re more progressive than the hhr springs past 50% travel giving some nice cornering and bottom out resistance toward the end of travel. Cm possibly put out some of the best drop springs for the delta platform.

 

Let me know, so I can close the ad!

 

Payment received. They’re sold!

 

Awesome!