Supercharger/Manifold for the 2.4?
Supercharger/Manifold for the 2.4?
Hey guys I know I have asked this twice in other threads but to no luck yet. I have a 2.4 and am looking at an Eaton Supercharger for it. Anyone have any good ideas on how to mount one? I am not the most car suavy so any ideas would be great. I know I need the manifold but if I am correct the manifold off the 2.0 is the opposite way isnt it? I have looked at pics of 2.0's engines and it looks like the intake is going the other way at least. I am not sure help me out guys!
Originally Posted by kadumel
Hey guys I know I have asked this twice in other threads but to no luck yet. I have a 2.4 and am looking at an Eaton Supercharger for it. Anyone have any good ideas on how to mount one? I am not the most car suavy so any ideas would be great. I know I need the manifold but if I am correct the manifold off the 2.0 is the opposite way isnt it? I have looked at pics of 2.0's engines and it looks like the intake is going the other way at least. I am not sure help me out guys!
That would be alot easier if I knew some good shops here in dallas =\ Just moved here trying to meet Cobalt-ians in the area or any tuners really so hollar at me if anyone knows or has any good ideas on other ways
my friend is asking the GM specialist teacher at St. Phillips College and he will check if everything thats needed for the supercharger. When I find out what he says I'll let yall know.
Originally Posted by CJ Thunder
Also is it possible to twin charge this, of course with better internals, just want to know how the VVT will react.
Isn't the 2.4 a High Compression engine?
Not a good idea to expect "Twin Charging" to be in the future.
At most 7 Psi is required. Over that and you will run into detonation problems.
Originally Posted by k2kwj
rather than fabricating anything i think that everyone should just wait for an s/c to come out for the 2.4... hopefully scdyne will be finished soon.
Originally Posted by Brian MP5T
Isn't the 2.4 a High Compression engine?
Not a good idea to expect "Twin Charging" to be in the future.
At most 7 Psi is required. Over that and you will run into detonation problems.
Not a good idea to expect "Twin Charging" to be in the future.
At most 7 Psi is required. Over that and you will run into detonation problems.
Originally Posted by Brian MP5T
Isn't the 2.4 a High Compression engine?
Not a good idea to expect "Twin Charging" to be in the future.
At most 7 Psi is required. Over that and you will run into detonation problems.
Not a good idea to expect "Twin Charging" to be in the future.
At most 7 Psi is required. Over that and you will run into detonation problems.
For more boost the 2.4 needs a set of lower compression pistons, although a thicker head gasket would help a little bit. Not sure about the 2.0 question though. Maybe @ 350whp the internals would need some work, but thats just a guess don't take my word.
alot of people are saying this engine might be able to handle 10 psi intercooled on stock internals. whether this is true or not i don't know. ive also heard that the stock internals willhold up to 250-300 hp MAX.
Originally Posted by articzap
alot of people are saying this engine might be able to handle 10 psi intercooled on stock internals. whether this is true or not i don't know. ive also heard that the stock internals willhold up to 250-300 hp MAX.
Originally Posted by Roadrunner
thought sc dyne were shady people to do business with.
Originally Posted by Cobalt_Supercharged
I would expect to see more around 5-7psi on the 2.4. You guys have higher compression than the 2.0 and stock we run about 12.



