i know springs are on ebay and stuff but here is a quality site to get them and they just keep on adding new stuff every day go gravana

here is link: http://www.gravanatuning.com/applications/2005_Chevrolet_Cobalt_Coupe_2.0.aspx/0/2309/_H_R_Race_Lowering_Springs_2.0_Front_1.6_Rear_Drop :cool: there is actully two pairs of spring on there site i love them they are quick shipping and great service l8r all :)

definatly get those over eibach.

I love them they are quick shipping and great service l8r all :)

What did you order from them?

good to see more options for springs.

Thats convenient, they are based rite near me! Well now I know where to get my stuff :)

well for my cavalier i bought a brake kit which looks like brembo but not lol they work great i can stop on a dime :p: well not really but lets think of it like this were going a hundred plus and the light is red im gonna be able to stop no problem what about you :lol:

j/k l8r all

heres link of what i bought for my 2000 cavalier:
http://www.gravanatuning.com/applications/2000_Chevrolet_Cavalier_Coupe_2.2.aspx/3/123/_SSBC_13_inch_Big_Front_Brake_Kit_With_Clear_Anodi zed_Finish

as u can see thye look hot but they still are'nt brembo :(

YAY! this is a good sign indeed...

the wheels they have won't fit an SS, the SS has a 5x110 pattern, they list only 5x100 and 5x114... they will fit a regular tho, which has a 4x100 pattern...

on H&R's website this is what they have

Sport springs 1.5"F 1.4"R $329
Race Springs 2.0"F 1.6"R $329


and coilovers are TBA and cost will be $1550.00

so far it is getting aftermarket support alot more than the j's ever did, H&R barily designed springs for the J and cobalt is getting full coilover kits which is nice. now my question is these are most likely for the standard cobalt's and not for the SS S/c it would be interesting to see what those get in suspension.

on H&R's website this is what they have

Sport springs 1.5"F 1.4"R $329
Race Springs 2.0"F 1.6"R $329


and coilovers are TBA and cost will be $1550.00

so far it is getting aftermarket support alot more than the j's ever did, H&R barily designed springs for the J and cobalt is getting full coilover kits which is nice. now my question is these are most likely for the standard cobalt's and not for the SS S/c it would be interesting to see what those get in suspension.

Unfortunately, coil-overs will be tough on the Cobalt, as the short rear suspension is not designed to easily accomodate them. We had been considering a private label program with H&R to build coil-overs, but it does not look good.

H&R is leading the way due to the fact that they worked on the Cobalt with GM in the early development stages in Germany. Plus, they truly do manufacture the best quality springs on the market.

Jim

i think i read an article on yall recently, and yalls upcoming work with the cobalt and what not...ill see if i can find it...

yeah H&R make awsome springs, i'd get those over eibach and other springs any day, but i like b+g they make excellent stuff also i have their springs and ilove them even on stock struts, stock blown struts. i'd pick any of these two springs H&R and B+G over all other springs manufactures out there.

i found some too!!!! ' :D

coilovers (http://www.tirerack.com/suspension/Susptabl.jsp?scat=Springs&scat=CoilOver&autoMake=Chevrolet&autoModel=Cobalt&autoModClar=Coupe&autoYear=2005&brand=all&x=31&y=14)
:bow:

i want to see what the wide body kit looks like. interested in buyin that. but want to see first if it looks good or if it's worth it.

I am glad that it is lower in the front then the rear. I would feel so akward lowering the rear of my car more...

the wheels they have won't fit an SS, the SS has a 5x110 pattern, they list only 5x100 and 5x114... they will fit a regular tho, which has a 4x100 pattern...
how does a 5 lug rim fit a 4 lug car? :cssNET: