I'm thinking about buying some SS/SC springs to put on my balt, i don't want that low of a car, and i know they won't lower it that much, but i need better handling and the ass end to be down a little bit.

Do you guys think the mechanics at GM would notice the difference between LT springs and SS/SC springs, just if i was going in for oil changes?

I don't think they would...just like to get some opinions,
appreciated, thankss-

 

depends on the techs, my dealership dosnt seem to care about mods as long as there done right

 

my dealership doesn't care about mods either, plus we're neighboors and friends with the owners..and i go to highschool with his son
the owner actually had to convince my mom that it was okay to put all the GMPP stuff on my car that i did(LOL!) he wrote her a note saying it was fine and would not void the warranty.

 

I don't think GM Tech would care since the SS/SC Springs are still made by GM
I have many mods on my 2.2 and the Techs don't care as long as it's not a hack job like cutting your airbox or using eibach sportlines with stock FE1 Struts

 

i agree. i cant see the techs giving you a issue about the springs. they as was said earlier gm made. as long as they are installed correctly no harm no foul. thats just my point of view

 

dude ur looking at turboing your car... if your worried about warranty what do u think a tubo will do to it... and no it shouldnt matter if u have ss/sc springs

 

I have wondered this too, as I have been wanting to buy SS springs to put on my 2.2 Cobalt. My rims didn't come on my Cobalt, but they're OEM nonetheless.

 

True
That guy YellowShowBalt supercharged his 2.2 and he says in his video that GM took away his warrenty after they saw what he had done to it

 

yea ^^^ lowering my car would be the least of my worries if i was going to turbocharge it

 

Even if they did notice, they could only give you **** about things that are directly related to the installation of the springs. So unless you are planning on putting the springs on and then replacing your struts under warranty, then you have nothing to worry about.

 

My GM dealership installed my ss/sc spring that i bought off them for an hour labor and in th reciet it says installed genuine gm parts will not affect warranty in any way btw springs cost me new from dealer 115 bucks so i have around 175 in all ask them to do the same

 

What he said. SS/SC springs are still a GM product, so they shouldn't care.

 

And the point I was trying to make, is even if you have non-gm parts (like eibach springs, for instance), all they can do is not do waranty work on parts effected by those springs. Not a big loss.

 

cause i'm not turboing my car til i build a 4t45...and make this stocker look damn good