My_06_Balt
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well I already need a front driver side strut.. That is why I am wanting to lower it right now.. thanks for the help!
What would be the best way to lower my Balt?
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just a heads up a lot of the distributors are out of Koni shocks so you may want to call them before ordering online to make sure they have them in stock.
My_06_Balt
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alright. thanks again!
Here's a less abrasive comment, there's a sticky in the suspension section that has a better chance of helping you than the currently online people can.
http://www.chevycobaltforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2247
06CobaltLS
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My LS sedan on B&Gs which drop about the same if not lower than sportlines on stock shocks/struts..
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Thank you. Do you have any clearance problems? (speed bumps, railroad tracks, driveways, etc.. ?
That is a nice drop! Do you have any clearance problems? (speed bumps, railroad tracks, driveways, etc.. ?My LS sedan on B&Gs which drop about the same if not lower than sportlines on stock shocks/struts..
when I was on sportlines on my LT scraped on just about everything 
. Currently on pedders with only the lip scrapping driveways in my ss.
. Currently on pedders with only the lip scrapping driveways in my ss.
06CobaltLS
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bumpers scrape on steep inclines but thats why you take it at angles and my exhaust hangs low because thats how its made and its fine.
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My LS sedan on B&Gs which drop about the same if not lower than sportlines on stock shocks/struts..
So you didnt swap out struts? Do you have any sagging problems? Seems like most say u should get ss or konis if u lower.
Thanks.
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