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2006 Pontiac Pursuit 2.2L build going supercharged...

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Old May 2, 2009 | 04:52 PM
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2006 Pontiac Pursuit 2.2L build going supercharged...

I may as well make a thread to track my progress, I'll keep my first post in this thread updated for simplicity sake and I'll make bumps for updates.

Current phase: Collecting parts.

What I have currently:
- Eaton M62 supercharger
- LSJ intake manifold
- K&N SS/SC CAI
- LSJ throttle body
- LSJ Heat Exchanger
- LSJ Intake manifold gasket
- 42# injectors + harnesses
- Stage 2 belt
- intercooler pump
- 2.8 & 3.1 pulley (although I might just use the 3.1 pulley)
- Large assortment of clamps & bolts
- & a bracket (I think heat exchanger pump bracket??)
- ZZP pillar tri-gauge pod.
- Trifecta cable (heck yes, I am a dealer now!!!) & tune purchased.

In limbo for now:
- ZZP Adjustable Tensioner pulley -- found/purchased & pending shipment.
- LSJ Idler Pulley -- found/purchased & pending shipment.
- LSJ MAP/IAT2 sensor - pending shipment
- LSJ Upper rad hose - pending shipment
- LSJ Alternator Bracket - pending shipment
- Cobalt SS/SC window washer fluid reservoir & pump - pending shipment

What I need:
- Three gauges to fill my pods (1- BOOOOST!, 2- Wideband, 3- Interceptor)

If anyone else wants to help me with what else I need or should add to the list, let me know! Also if you have parts I'm looking for, let me know as well!!!

My target date was suppose to be end of April, now due to my budget, more like end of May.

Thanks for looking, my next update will probably be after I order parts in 2 weeks from now

UPDATE::: 05/05/2009 Found a tensioner, pending shipment from a CSS member

UPDATE::: 05/07/2009 Not purchasing from original seller since no response but found another CSS member who will be selling me his ZZP Adjustable Tensioner & tensioner piston & Idler pulley

UPDATE::: 05/13/2009 All parts (minus gauges) HAVE BEEN PURCHASED!!! Should all hopefully be in Washington by next Friday latest... if not then I may need to wait 1 more weekend to supercharge .

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Old May 2, 2009 | 06:47 PM
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Welcome fellow Pontiac'er. You can check out my thread in the LAP section to see what I've purchased and I'm a GM Dealer so I would be happy to help you out with anything you need on employee pricing. Feel free to email me or whatever as I can help.
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Old May 2, 2009 | 07:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Gene Culley
Welcome fellow Pontiac'er. You can check out my thread in the LAP section to see what I've purchased and I'm a GM Dealer so I would be happy to help you out with anything you need on employee pricing. Feel free to email me or whatever as I can help.
Oh I know... you're on G5CLUB . I think I may need to get some part #'s off of you because I will be needing a few things... I'll fire you a PM over there with some parts I was looking at buying from GMPD but instead may as well get from you
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Old May 2, 2009 | 07:57 PM
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finally got his up ehh??? GOOD!!! we need a list hahahh
also, any specialized tools we will need??? we are doing this at my place..so i can look to see if i already have them
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Old May 2, 2009 | 07:58 PM
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Old May 2, 2009 | 08:03 PM
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What's a "Head Exchanger"? That sounds too kinky to be with the blower setup.
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Old May 2, 2009 | 08:15 PM
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What's a "Head Exchanger"? That sounds too kinky to be with the blower setup.
yes very kinky... edited haha
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Old May 2, 2009 | 08:21 PM
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3rd gauge oil pressure or interceptor gauge
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Old May 2, 2009 | 08:28 PM
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3rd gauge oil pressure or interceptor gauge
instead of interceptor (which comes only as Cobalt SS branding on it lol) I think I'd get dash hawk kinda like what blake has... little more to offer for the same price
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Old May 2, 2009 | 08:30 PM
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Thanks bud. I'll get you hooked up.

I'm going to put an interceptor in the 3rd one.

Originally Posted by RobHole
instead of interceptor (which comes only as Cobalt SS branding on it lol) I think I'd get dash hawk kinda like what blake has... little more to offer for the same price
Actually, they don't. You can get an interceptor without the Cobalt logo. If you go to the interceptor website you'll see it. I'm going to get the one with the black bezel, white face and red numbers.

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Old May 2, 2009 | 08:33 PM
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Ok fine fine fine... I'll get interceptor lol... There is someone locally who has one so maybe I'll give him a shout and see if he still wants to sell to me.
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Old May 2, 2009 | 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Gene Culley
Thanks bud. I'll get you hooked up.

I'm going to put an interceptor in the 3rd one.



Actually, they don't. You can get an interceptor without the Cobalt logo. If you go to the interceptor website you'll see it. I'm going to get the one with the black bezel, white face and red numbers.
plus Aero force just released a wideband provision kit for the interceptor for 189, so you dont have to buy a seperate guage for the wideband.
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Old May 2, 2009 | 08:47 PM
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plus Aero force just released a wideband provision kit for the interceptor for 189, so you dont have to buy a seperate guage for the wideband.
great so then that means i would need to still find one gauge spot to fill
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Old May 2, 2009 | 08:52 PM
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Originally Posted by RobHole
great so then that means i would need to still find one gauge spot to fill
get the wideband gauge anyway. you'll want an independant gauge specifically for the wideband. its probably the most important gauge you'll need
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Old May 2, 2009 | 08:59 PM
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get the wideband gauge anyway. you'll want an independant gauge specifically for the wideband. its probably the most important gauge you'll need
FYI... I love you. In the non-gay way of course for the amazing how-to you posted
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you can also buy lil kano 's dash hawk...for sale for 200$
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Old May 3, 2009 | 10:59 AM
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These guys really went out of their way to do the How-To's. Hunter has been very valuable to me. There are some small things left out in the How-To's, but maybe when you're in there it may be obvious. But, in preparing for the install, it makes me nervous.

I looked at Hunters How-To again last night. I'm trying to figure out where the IC pump (bracket) gets mounted, but it is not clear... and maybe just because I'm not reading it properly, or it will be clearly obvious when I go to do it.
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Old May 3, 2009 | 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Gene Culley
These guys really went out of their way to do the How-To's. Hunter has been very valuable to me. There are some small things left out in the How-To's, but maybe when you're in there it may be obvious. But, in preparing for the install, it makes me nervous.

I looked at Hunters How-To again last night. I'm trying to figure out where the IC pump (bracket) gets mounted, but it is not clear... and maybe just because I'm not reading it properly, or it will be clearly obvious when I go to do it.
it will be obvious when you do it lemme see if i have any pics.

You were asking about the brake booster?


you can see it underneath the far bolt to the right that is circled in red.

for the pump bracket:
this piece (specifically those top two holes closest to the camera


bolts up to the lower manifold bracket

through the bottom two holes.


Thanks for the appreciation guys. it means a lot to me
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Old May 3, 2009 | 06:03 PM
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Originally Posted by HunterKiller89
it will be obvious when you do it lemme see if i have any pics.

You were asking about the brake booster?

Thanks for the appreciation guys. it means a lot to me
Yes, thanks, I found out by looking in the manual this afternoon the brake booster hose is on my intake... so I will order the LSJ one in the AM!

As for the mount. This makes a little more sense to me. I guess in your how-to you showed bolting in the intake manifold mount... but never pictured how the actual IC pump mounting bracket is attached.

So, I mount the intake manifold mount to the block. Put the IC pump bracket through the bottom two holes. Now, do the IC pump mount brackets go through the bottom intake mount and through 2 more holes in the block, do the bolts go through and they have nuts on the back of the bracket or do the bolts just screw into the bottom of the bracket and not go through the back or anything.

Everyone is talking about you dude, lol, with your help, and it means a ton to us. This is going to do nothing but make my install day easier because I have a much better understanding of what I'm getting into.
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If i remember correctly, the bottom two holes of the bracket is threaded, so you dont need any nuts or anything. glad i can help
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Old May 3, 2009 | 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by HunterKiller89
If i remember correctly, the bottom two holes of the bracket is threaded, so you dont need any nuts or anything. glad i can help
Ahhh that is great. I kind of figured so. Ok, so when I get my bottom mount and IC brackets I'll just get the bolts to do so. Thanks man!!

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yea if it wasnt for casey i wouldn't be sc right now. your the shiznit casey. thanks for all the help.
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Originally Posted by HunterKiller89
If i remember correctly, the bottom two holes of the bracket is threaded, so you dont need any nuts or anything. glad i can help
As I was ordering some parts today I looked at the bracket again, because I had to order one, and there is a 3rd bolt that you haven't mentioned. It looks like it goes to the block?

It is #15 in the following link.

http://www.gmpartshouse.com/cobalt/c...gercooling.pdf
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^^ that bolt WOULD bolt up to the LSJ oil pan, but our oil pan is different and doesnt have a threaded hole for it, so that bolt is unused

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yea if it wasnt for casey i wouldn't be sc right now. your the shiznit casey. thanks for all the help.
thanks dude!

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Originally Posted by HunterKiller89
^^ that bolt WOULD bolt up to the LSJ oil pan, but our oil pan is different and doesnt have a threaded hole for it, so that bolt is unused



thanks dude!
Roger that. Got ya. The bracket is a current dead issue, lol.
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