J1349 Certified Power Engine Data for GM LNF L850 2008.5 Chevrolet Cobalt
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J1349 Certified Power Engine Data for GM LNF L850 2008.5 Chevrolet Cobalt
Before I pay for this, does anyone already have this info?
http://www.sae.org/technical/standards/CPGM1_08LNFCOBA
EDIT: Info posted by jgarciarivera here:
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/show...1&postcount=63
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This product includes information on the manufacturer, engine, application, testing location, certified maximum horsepower, certified maximum torque along with the certified curves of horsepower and torque over a wide range of engine RPM speeds.
Thanks to our visitor Ryan for the tip
For those that don't know, SAE (SAE International) tests all engines before they go into production to make sure the specs they are calming on the engine meet the international standard. (I learned this on the History Channel )
About SAE: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Society...tive_Engineers
Fell free to email Chevy and ask them about it.
http://www.chevrolet.com/contactus/getinformation/
http://www.sae.org/technical/standards/CPGM1_08LNFCOBA
EDIT: Info posted by jgarciarivera here:
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/show...1&postcount=63
Scope:
This product includes information on the manufacturer, engine, application, testing location, certified maximum horsepower, certified maximum torque along with the certified curves of horsepower and torque over a wide range of engine RPM speeds.
Thanks to our visitor Ryan for the tip
For those that don't know, SAE (SAE International) tests all engines before they go into production to make sure the specs they are calming on the engine meet the international standard. (I learned this on the History Channel )
About SAE: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Society...tive_Engineers
Fell free to email Chevy and ask them about it.
http://www.chevrolet.com/contactus/getinformation/
Last edited by JonyyB; 10-23-2007 at 10:47 PM. Reason: update
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Before I pay for this, does anyone already have this info?
http://www.sae.org/technical/standards/CPGM1_08LNFCOBA
Scope:
This product includes information on the manufacturer, engine, application, testing location, certified maximum horsepower, certified maximum torque along with the certified curves of horsepower and torque over a wide range of engine RPM speeds.
Thanks to our visitor Ryan for the tip
http://www.sae.org/technical/standards/CPGM1_08LNFCOBA
Scope:
This product includes information on the manufacturer, engine, application, testing location, certified maximum horsepower, certified maximum torque along with the certified curves of horsepower and torque over a wide range of engine RPM speeds.
Thanks to our visitor Ryan for the tip
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Turbo Cobalt is in!
2008.5
^^
Looks like theyre coming out with a turbo cobalt halfway thru the 2008 model year
2008.5
^^
Looks like theyre coming out with a turbo cobalt halfway thru the 2008 model year
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Before I pay for this, does anyone already have this info?
http://www.sae.org/technical/standards/CPGM1_08LNFCOBA
Scope:
This product includes information on the manufacturer, engine, application, testing location, certified maximum horsepower, certified maximum torque along with the certified curves of horsepower and torque over a wide range of engine RPM speeds.
Thanks to our visitor Ryan for the tip
For those that don't know, SAE (SAE International) tests all engines before they go into production to make sure the specs they are calming on the engine meet the international standard. (I learned this on the History Channel )
About SAE: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Society...tive_Engineers
Fell free to email Chevy and ask them about it.
http://www.sae.org/technical/standards/CPGM1_08LNFCOBA
Scope:
This product includes information on the manufacturer, engine, application, testing location, certified maximum horsepower, certified maximum torque along with the certified curves of horsepower and torque over a wide range of engine RPM speeds.
Thanks to our visitor Ryan for the tip
For those that don't know, SAE (SAE International) tests all engines before they go into production to make sure the specs they are calming on the engine meet the international standard. (I learned this on the History Channel )
About SAE: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Society...tive_Engineers
Fell free to email Chevy and ask them about it.
I'm buying that info
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Does anyone know if the Transmission is changing... i;m not sure if this has been answered in another post... but a change in 1st gear would be nice given the expected new hp!
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wow this is going to be crazy I can not wait till this happens I am def trading the sedan in for it. do yu guys think it will be availble on a sedan? and do you think they will offer it both in automatic and manual transmission or just manual like the supercharger to make it feel more sporty. But hey I think that they should just come out with a 2.2 supercharger or turbo kit for us GM guys scion TC's have the TRD department why cant we do something like that idk beats me. ok guys ill be back on the boards tommrow im sure this will have plenty of views and replies by tommorow goodnight all.
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awesome, and in 2 and a half years when my lease is up i will be able to buy the latest model after all the bugs are worked out and the aftermarket is going good, just like my car now
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ehhh...i'm pretty happy with my supercharger. i'll wait awhile i think before thinking about getting the turbo'ed version.
i mean, if you don't draw the here, where do you draw it? i wonder if it is vvt and gets comparable gas mileage.
i mean, if you don't draw the here, where do you draw it? i wonder if it is vvt and gets comparable gas mileage.
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I LOVE my supercharger and the sound that comes with it......but it would be nice to have a base car turbo'd @ roughly 260HP vs a base supercharged 205HP car. I've upgraded to my mods now and I'm between 250 and 260HP I'm guessing. I like the idea that they did not seem to change the look of the car that much. I love the styling of our cars. Maybe this is all BS but the thought is very tempting. yummy
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X2 i am just curious if the turbos have just as much problems as the supercharged cars
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if this does come out...get ready to spend at least 30,000. i mite just have to wait or wait a lil longer for the camaro ss. then put a turbo on that bitch..hahah totally different story then a turbo cobalt..well see guys
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nah wudnt be that low..i think at least arond 25k or higher..look at the sky,solstice and hhr are all priced around 30,000. gm is smart..cobalt if comes out will be 25k or higher..well see if it comes out. if its 25k or close maybe ill think bout tradin my cobalt in for it..that camaro does look nice too. damn GM..makin choices harder if this turbo balt comes out