Anyone here in NY on long island wanna help me install an eibach sportline kit ony my car. want to buy the kit but will not have enough money to install it and do no want to do it myself. someone help a fellow SS owner out.

 

I would help but i live in Michigan. lol sorry man get a family member or a friend to help.

 

how far do you live? cause my friend is good at stuff like that .

vinny

 

its not that hard man so dont be to worried about getting your feet wet. just make sure you got a spring compresor and it will be cake work.

 

Most big name autoparts distributors will probably loan you one for free, I know my local Advance has a loan-a-tool program, save you from buying a tool you'll use once. With a spring compressor it's cake.

 

i live in long island...i work for bmw so i can either do it in my shop or at my house...its up to you...let me know when and where you want to do it...this weekend is no good for me but i get out of work at 5 so anytime after that on weekdays is good

 

yo spanky where are u located cuz i was looking to get this part with my retro check from work n cancel my air intake since i wont be out til oct n ill get it 4 my bday. let me kno cuz if i have sum1 to help me it wuld b great.

 

o yeah n how much CASH do u want

 

When you replace the springs would be willing to sell your old ones? If so I will buy them from you.

 

i am in valley stream...my shop is in roslyn though...i just got informed that they are sending me to BMW school starting sept 19th-nov 11th...i will be in jersey but i dont know if i am going to come home on weekends or not..about price i will see how easy or hard it is...i forgot to check under my car when i had it on the lift to see where they put the springs but if its easy i wont charge a lot at all, dont worry i will hook up a fellow cobalt owner haha

 

Any ss owners out there that have put either the pro kit or sportline kit on the ss/sc please tell me how the ride is? rough? does it handle better?

 

i have sportlines on mine and the ride is noticably "rougher" but not unacceptable. Handling........WOW what a difference in body roll and responsivness. As for looks it looks great and after a week or so after the suspension settles real good it is even lower than when you first let it off the jack. Here are some pics of mine......

 

RpSS- Go to Autozone and buy the blue caliper paint kit, would look pimp on your car for just $15.

 

i am going to have them powdercoated Caliper=blue Bracket around the caliper =silver

 

hey RpSS4844 i asked my chevy dealership that i bought my 05 cobalt ss from and asked them,
"if put on aftermarket springs will it void my varrenty?" and he said yes. Did it void yours?

 

i dont know, i didnt bother to ask either. I kept my stockers in case something ever arrises from this i can just put them back on. I can see me going to the dealer with a blown S/C and them syaing it is not under warranty since it is lowered Thats just the way some dealers are. I am in a Camaro club here in Atlanta and the dealership that sponsors us is really cool, they are willing to work with us on stuff like that. So to make a long story short, lower your car and dont tell anyone at the dealership or let them find out, if you ever have any driveline problems then put the stockers back on.

 

your car looks like mine but i have blue calipers.... fyi folia-tec from A&A auto better matches the blue then dupli-color plus its a better kit.