2008 Turbo Cobalt Upgrades?
at 290 hp GM should be proud, they knocked the 2.0 4G63 off the top 4cyl hp production engine
Last edited by SS_SC_Cobalt; Nov 30, 2007 at 09:46 AM.
JUST MY OPINION AND JUST MY MONEY
<-- FUTURE TURBO OWNER WITH A SMILE ON HIS FACE
ok no guy here except Tom at CED, the Solstice and Sky will have a stg 2 290hp kit
in 4-6 mos so its easy to think that a 280-290 stg 2 CSS-T kit will be released afterwards!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfSrVQEUpLw
enjoy!
in 4-6 mos so its easy to think that a 280-290 stg 2 CSS-T kit will be released afterwards!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfSrVQEUpLw
enjoy!
Stage 2 LNF cobalt FTMFW!!
That's about the same power level that all the LSJ guys start popping pistons.
...on a more serious note
I lol'd really loudly (so loud my brother looked at me funny in fact..) when I read the "i know a guy who knows they're releasing a blow off valve" post.
I've spent two days reading about this engine, and I know already that without heavy tuning, or a MAF bypass, this engine will not have a BOV that exhausts into the atmosphere. The engine was built around a system which returns the air into the intake. If you were to remove that extra air from the intake, the engine would not run well at all because it's expecting certain amounts of air.
sweet deal with the stage two stuff...but ill still say to those people that are going to trade their ss/sc for the ss/tc......if you were going to turbo your LSJ and build that you could get 350whp for less money then you would to buy the new ss/tc and get that same hp.....it just doesnt make sense.
i need to know what the 1/4 might be b/c i'm torn between the t/c balt and 09 camaro. i know big difference right? but if the 1/4 is going to be extremely fast then i'd rather have the balt instead of spending a ton of money on the camaro
Well i've already emailed crate engine depot, and what they said was that late next year they will offer the new upgrades as far as suspesion and braking to the ss/sc crowd. Also the lnf ass a crate motor.
Running wider charge piping has been throwing CEL's, triggering limp-mode, or showing zero gains in the Sol/Skys. And a tune is gonna be a bitch, due to the DI and the thousands of fuel/timing parameters. Why do you think that there is only one company selling a canned tune so far? And why does that tune cost $1K? Its not as easy as you think.
Running wider charge piping has been throwing CEL's, triggering limp-mode, or showing zero gains in the Sol/Skys. And a tune is gonna be a bitch, due to the DI and the thousands of fuel/timing parameters. Why do you think that there is only one company selling a canned tune so far? And why does that tune cost $1K? Its not as easy as you think.
ur an idiot
think he was mainly talking about GMPP, i'm sure they'll have at least 1 stage kit.
funny thing is, I was talking to Mike from New Era Performance (one of the supporting vendors, and local shops) and he called this whole LNF thing about 6 months ago, he already seemed to know for a fact the cobalt was going turbo and the pcm was changing, according to what he said back then, is the pcm is really hard to change, it works well as is, but doesnt sit well with changes
im sure HPT will have a field day..
funny thing is, I was talking to Mike from New Era Performance (one of the supporting vendors, and local shops) and he called this whole LNF thing about 6 months ago, he already seemed to know for a fact the cobalt was going turbo and the pcm was changing, according to what he said back then, is the pcm is really hard to change, it works well as is, but doesnt sit well with changes
im sure HPT will have a field day..
Running wider charge piping has been throwing CEL's, triggering limp-mode, or showing zero gains in the Sol/Skys. And a tune is gonna be a bitch, due to the DI and the thousands of fuel/timing parameters. Why do you think that there is only one company selling a canned tune so far? And why does that tune cost $1K? Its not as easy as you think.
the plastic piimg from the factory i would guess a 2.5 or 3inch so swaping to stainless shouldnt thorw a cel code. there is a reason there is a dyno its called a custom tune.
Originally Posted by CobaltSSEric
i have a serious question. why would u trade a supercharged cobalt in for a turbocharged? i mean to me im tired of hearing a blow off valve going off every where i go. i love the whine of a supercharger and not every single car out there has a supercharger. i mean ur getting more power out of the turbo but im just saying i hate the blow off valve sound. cant stand it. believe me people turn their heads when they hear the supercharger whine
As much as I like to hear the whine on the SS/SC, and yes you don't hear many S/C'd cars on the road which makes ours more unique, GM switching to the turbo makes alot more sense, It'll get way better mileage, instead of our SC's sucking down the gas, and turbo's have more potential whether we want to admit it or not so it was a goog move. Also I have not driven the Solstice GXP or Sky Redline but my dad who is a test driver at GM's Milford Proving grounds has test driven the HHR SS and he said that he didn't hear any sound of air being exherted from a blow off valve. So who knows you may even have to equip it with a blow off valve to get that sound.
i have a serious question. why would u trade a supercharged cobalt in for a turbocharged? i mean to me im tired of hearing a blow off valve going off every where i go. i love the whine of a supercharger and not every single car out there has a supercharger. i mean ur getting more power out of the turbo but im just saying i hate the blow off valve sound. cant stand it. believe me people turn their heads when they hear the supercharger whine
As much as I like to hear the whine on the SS/SC, and yes you don't hear many S/C'd cars on the road which makes ours more unique, GM switching to the turbo makes alot more sense, It'll get way better mileage, instead of our SC's sucking down the gas, and turbo's have more potential whether we want to admit it or not so it was a goog move. Also I have not driven the Solstice GXP or Sky Redline but my dad who is a test driver at GM's Milford Proving grounds has test driven the HHR SS and he said that he didn't hear any sound of air being exherted from a blow off valve. So who knows you may even have to equip it with a blow off valve to get that sound.
Originally Posted by CobaltSSEric
i have a serious question. why would u trade a supercharged cobalt in for a turbocharged? i mean to me im tired of hearing a blow off valve going off every where i go. i love the whine of a supercharger and not every single car out there has a supercharger. i mean ur getting more power out of the turbo but im just saying i hate the blow off valve sound. cant stand it. believe me people turn their heads when they hear the supercharger whine
As much as I like to hear the whine on the SS/SC, and yes you don't hear many S/C'd cars on the road which makes ours more unique, GM switching to the turbo makes alot more sense, It'll get way better mileage, instead of our SC's sucking down the gas, and turbo's have more potential whether we want to admit it or not so it was a goog move. Also I have not driven the Solstice GXP or Sky Redline but my dad who is a test driver at GM's Milford Proving grounds has test driven the HHR SS and he said that he didn't hear any sound of air being exherted from a blow off valve. So who knows you may even have to equip it with a blow off valve to get that sound.
i have a serious question. why would u trade a supercharged cobalt in for a turbocharged? i mean to me im tired of hearing a blow off valve going off every where i go. i love the whine of a supercharger and not every single car out there has a supercharger. i mean ur getting more power out of the turbo but im just saying i hate the blow off valve sound. cant stand it. believe me people turn their heads when they hear the supercharger whine
As much as I like to hear the whine on the SS/SC, and yes you don't hear many S/C'd cars on the road which makes ours more unique, GM switching to the turbo makes alot more sense, It'll get way better mileage, instead of our SC's sucking down the gas, and turbo's have more potential whether we want to admit it or not so it was a goog move. Also I have not driven the Solstice GXP or Sky Redline but my dad who is a test driver at GM's Milford Proving grounds has test driven the HHR SS and he said that he didn't hear any sound of air being exherted from a blow off valve. So who knows you may even have to equip it with a blow off valve to get that sound.
That must be sick.


