Cobalt SS/SC stroker kit??
Does anyone know of a stroker kit for the SS/SC 2.0 motor?? Please only reply with answers to this question. Not looking for opinions on why I "shouldn't" do it. Not being mean but I've been on forums before and never got questions answered. I'm looking forward to getting my new baby but I'm looking to make some dang decent HP out of it too!! Money is not the issue so please let me know if any of you know anything in this. Thanks everyone
Does anyone know of a stroker kit for the SS/SC 2.0 motor?? Please only reply with answers to this question. Not looking for opinions on why I "shouldn't" do it. Not being mean but I've been on forums before and never got questions answered. I'm looking forward to getting my new baby but I'm looking to make some dang decent HP out of it too!! Money is not the issue so please let me know if any of you know anything in this. Thanks everyone 

don't forget 2.2 pistons too. from what I understand, the wrist pin is at a different height because of the varying rod length and stroke length.
if you swap internals, it has to be the crankshaft, rods and pistons.
just make sure its from a 2006+ 2.2 and you'll be fine.. the older 2.2s had a 7tooth reluctor wheel.. the new school ecos have 58tooth wheels
if you swap internals, it has to be the crankshaft, rods and pistons.
just make sure its from a 2006+ 2.2 and you'll be fine.. the older 2.2s had a 7tooth reluctor wheel.. the new school ecos have 58tooth wheels
don't forget 2.2 pistons too. from what I understand, the wrist pin is at a different height because of the varying rod length and stroke length.
if you swap internals, it has to be the crankshaft, rods and pistons.
just make sure its from a 2006+ 2.2 and you'll be fine.. the older 2.2s had a 7tooth reluctor wheel.. the new school ecos have 58tooth wheels
if you swap internals, it has to be the crankshaft, rods and pistons.
just make sure its from a 2006+ 2.2 and you'll be fine.. the older 2.2s had a 7tooth reluctor wheel.. the new school ecos have 58tooth wheels
'tis true the reluctors on the 2.4 and 2.0 are bolt on... the old 2.2s are cast into the counterweight for the #4 cylinder.. impossible to remove without cutting the crank apart with a plasma cutter or an oxy torch
i'm not sure about the new 2.2s though
i'm not sure about the new 2.2s though
Also Awesome.
Last edited by ralliartist; Mar 6, 2008 at 11:14 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
When some of you actually run fast then you can talk **** about cavaliers, you sorry asses cant even make mid 14s with a 2.4 modded, this guy is out there flirting with 13s NORMALLY ASPIRATED with a cavalier with bolt ons with an L61
Hell most of you cant even run 14.0 with mods on your SS/SC, pathetic
Hell most of you cant even run 14.0 with mods on your SS/SC, pathetic
don't forget 2.2 pistons too. from what I understand, the wrist pin is at a different height because of the varying rod length and stroke length.
if you swap internals, it has to be the crankshaft, rods and pistons.
just make sure its from a 2006+ 2.2 and you'll be fine.. the older 2.2s had a 7tooth reluctor wheel.. the new school ecos have 58tooth wheels
if you swap internals, it has to be the crankshaft, rods and pistons.
just make sure its from a 2006+ 2.2 and you'll be fine.. the older 2.2s had a 7tooth reluctor wheel.. the new school ecos have 58tooth wheels


