H&R problem looking for help vendors!
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H&R problem looking for help vendors!
I purchased a set of H&R 50735-2 springs off of Gravana, and i received them and put them on right away. The front dropped nicely whereas the rear is still up in the air stock height. I figured it would have to do a lot of settling but let it sit for 3 weeks. Then nothing changed, So I called H&R direct and they told me to read the numbers on the springs to them which I did. I have 50735-2 springs in the front which is right, but the back springs are 50735. No -2. They said these are for base model cobalts not the ss/sc.
Instead of shipping back and forth and waiting for warrantys and whatnot is there any vendor who can sell me just the rear springs?!
Here is a picture of how the car sits



If I have to ill buy another kit and take the bullet but id rather try this first. Figured it was worth a shot
Instead of shipping back and forth and waiting for warrantys and whatnot is there any vendor who can sell me just the rear springs?!
Here is a picture of how the car sits



If I have to ill buy another kit and take the bullet but id rather try this first. Figured it was worth a shot
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From: Land of Freedom
Thanks aaron, and CTorangesc for the comments
It does give it a raked look lol. Some people around here like it. I want that full dropped look. I feel retarded driving it now and just take the R6 everywhere. ( weather permitting ).
I think ill just end up buying another damn kit.
CTorangeSC what part of CT are you from?
It does give it a raked look lol. Some people around here like it. I want that full dropped look. I feel retarded driving it now and just take the R6 everywhere. ( weather permitting ).
I think ill just end up buying another damn kit.
CTorangeSC what part of CT are you from?
Dude, it was there fault, make them fix it. Yeah, it may take a few weeks to get it settled, but it was their goof, and it would probably be your best bet to let them correct vs. buying a whole new set/half set
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