i am going to buy new springs cause my sprint springs just are not low enough. does anyone have a pic of the h&r race springs and the tenzo r springs on there cobalts

 

check out my ride on H&R race spring

 

are those the race or sport springs

 

His sig says he has race springs.

 

oh yeah im an idiot i didn't even think to look there

 

So how does your car handle now that the springs are broken in and do you have any problems with bottoming out or hitting stuff with your front bumper(such as speed bumps, etc.). I'm just curious because I plan on getting these springs soon.

 

i have the Tenzo springs and they lower just as much or more than any of the others.....rides pretty smooth too...i love them

 

I dont have any problems with ground clearence but for the ride,dude when they said "should be matching with high performance shocks" they re right.Man the ride is very nice when you put the spring on but I have them install in april and now the car is bouncing on every cracks and stuff on the road making the ride a little unstable and tricky to drive at high speed but they still handle very well in hard cornering.This is why I very tired to wait for the god damn koni shocks.But I guess the ride should be simillar to the eibach sportline but im not sure for this.

 

ok pics anyone for the tenzo springs

 

I think for street use the Eibachs are the way to go. I seen pics of the H&R and Eibach Sportlines. The H&R are lower. The Spotlines level out really nice and the gap is perfect around the tire. the look I want and I can go with wider tires and bigger rims in the future.

 

This is biohazards cobalt on Tenzo's(which by the way I love what he has done to his balt one of the nicest if not the nicest 2.2l i've seen)

 

H&R's quality is by far some of the nicest and best feeling, performing springs for the price. Hands down. Our Scion tC that will be in Modified Mag has H&R coilovers on it, and they perform stellar.