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Old 01-23-2013, 03:48 PM
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SSC/CM Springs WANTED

As posted. Want SSC/CM.
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Old 01-23-2013, 04:11 PM
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they go for $150-$180 shipped i believe..how much are you willing to spend?
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Sorry about your other thread getting locked
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Looking $110 range.
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Just buy new. If you get a set you are running the risk of them already sagging and you will have to replace them again. Spend the $200 and get a new set
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180 ^
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Originally Posted by chevygirl2006
180 ^
Was just looking at ZZP they are $219. I know you can buy them cheaper, was just giving an average..
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Zzp sells ssc springs. Not cm
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Originally Posted by chevygirl2006
Zzp sells ssc springs. Not cm
CM= Canuck Motorsports

ZZP sells Canuck Motorsports SSC's which are the same exact spring you are talking about
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actually they are different
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CM springs have coil bind and SSC do not. That's probably why SSC springs cost a little more than CM
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I'm confusedd now.
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Originally Posted by chevygirl2006
CM springs have coil bind and SSC do not. That's probably why SSC springs cost a little more than CM
Please show me where you found this info? I have been told by many people that they are the same just advertised differently
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Yes plz^
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Because there were pics in another thread. People with ssc springs posted pics of there's and they didn't have coil bind. And then me and someone else posted pics of our cm springs and we had coil bind.
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Well I don't know that but I can tell you right now the CM/SSC's are the full name of the springs...some people call them CM's and some SSC's. You give me a part number of yours and I guarantee they are the same. BTW what color are your springs?
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Red. And they are different brands.
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I'd like to note that when you compare the two springs side by side they appear identical.
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Originally Posted by chevygirl2006
Red. And they are different brands.
What does CM stand for? What is the product # of ur springs...where did you get them?
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Here you go

https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/part...prings-291155/

Canuck motorsports

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Omg. They are the same drop. But ssc doesn't use coil bind to get their drop and cm does use coil bind to get a drop

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What does CM stand for? What is the product # of ur springs...where did you get them?
I got them from Canuckmotorsports.com

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ssc=cm

they are the exact same.
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Originally Posted by chevygirl2006
Omg. They are the same drop. But ssc doesn't use coil bind to get their drop and cm does use coil bind to get a drop



I got them from Canuckmotorsports.com
Ok I figured it out...this is good info for everyone..

ZZP sells CM/SSC's for the Cobalt SS Part # 2130.42100

When you bought yours off of CM.com you still got SSC's but you got the kind for the Base Cobalt model Part # 2130.41100

They are both considered SSC's but for different Cobalt's...probably why one has coil bind and one doesn't
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