I just saw that all four of my Eibach Sportlines are broken??

Anyone have a good idea on which set of springs will drop the car the lowest? (2005 Cobalt SS)
I don't have the money for coilovers since I just rebuilt my engine.

I heard H&R's Race Springs but supposedly they have a wicked ugly rake...?

I tried researching, but I feel like every website had different information on what the actual drop will be...

Thanks for help in advance.

 

i'd go with Canuck/SSC springs... you can google Canuck Motorsports to find those or go to ZZP for the SSC ones. pretty much the same thing and i hear nothing but good things about both of them

 

I got SSC springs on my car and love them. I don't know if they're low enough for you but I posted some pictures on that thread.

https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/susp...-after-295547/

 

If you want the lowest and don't care about ride quality then buy b&g but I suggest cm

 

Forget buying new springs, Eibach's have lifetime warranty.

 

I'm probably going to go with the ark performance (but possibly k sport) lowering springs this summer.
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/susp...prings-207943/

 

How d your sportlines break? I have them on my car.. my bro has ksport on his sedan and its a bad ride.. I think cuz his rear shocks might beblown lol but still prett bad ride

 

this is about the 6th person i've heard say their sportlines broke. and i would not recommend ksport springs just because of the crap ride ^ just said, plus for under $200 i'd definitely go with the Canuck's and have a lowering spring with a close to stock spring rate

 

YYZ springs from us are warranted for as long as you own the car, not to lose rate or break/ Just sayin'

 

if you dont need crazy low (which you shouldnt do on stock shocks anyways) i would go for canucks, i had them before i got my KWs and they were decent. no problems.

 

Another vote for CM springs... fellow indiana guy I see