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Hello everyone.
My current situation is, I have a 2010 cobalt LT. I wanted to make more power out of that. But, I have been realizing for some time that it would not be very much and very difficult to do. Not many parts out there.
So I'm posting here because I wanted to know more information about getting an SS. Any information would be great, such as looking for one at a dealer vs private sale, etc.
Thank you in advance.
My current situation is, I have a 2010 cobalt LT. I wanted to make more power out of that. But, I have been realizing for some time that it would not be very much and very difficult to do. Not many parts out there.
So I'm posting here because I wanted to know more information about getting an SS. Any information would be great, such as looking for one at a dealer vs private sale, etc.
Thank you in advance.
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I would be looking into getting the LNF. I like the idea of the turbo over the supercharged. So far I have only found a 2009 ss with 74k miles for about 10k.
Also, I know that zzp could help make my current cobalt faster. But, I don't know if it would be worth the cost. I would be doing all of the work myself, except for maybe the tuning. But, even then I would get a tuner either way I went.
Also, I know that zzp could help make my current cobalt faster. But, I don't know if it would be worth the cost. I would be doing all of the work myself, except for maybe the tuning. But, even then I would get a tuner either way I went.
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People still hate on the sc but it's way more fun than a base. You can buy a lsj(stage 3) for 5 or 6k and have ALMOST just as much fun as getting a lnf. If you get bored then throw a turbo kit on it. Obviously the lnf is better but that doesn't mean the lsj isn't fun.
But check out some ss on here for sale there are lots of nice ones
But check out some ss on here for sale there are lots of nice ones
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I have said before, that I would be doing all of the work on mods and upgrades. But, as for turning a LSJ into a turbo, while it already has a supercharger would be more money than I would want to spend for a turbo car.
I just think I would enjoy a turbo more than supercharger. I understand that both can be fast. I just haven't been moved to go for the sc over the tc
I just think I would enjoy a turbo more than supercharger. I understand that both can be fast. I just haven't been moved to go for the sc over the tc
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I have said before, that I would be doing all of the work on mods and upgrades. But, as for turning a LSJ into a turbo, while it already has a supercharger would be more money than I would want to spend for a turbo car.
I just think I would enjoy a turbo more than supercharger. I understand that both can be fast. I just haven't been moved to go for the sc over the tc
I just think I would enjoy a turbo more than supercharger. I understand that both can be fast. I just haven't been moved to go for the sc over the tc
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I'm really on the fence on which I want to do, get an ss or just keep my car. I will be getting a z06 in a few years. But that is far off. So I want some power out if what I have, probably.
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If you want a simple car to bum around town for with maybe some slight mods, get an lnf. At the end of the day things will be cheaper for you since they take bolt-on extremely well.
Either car really is a fantastic choice, the big thing you want to look for is whether or not it's g85.
Either car really is a fantastic choice, the big thing you want to look for is whether or not it's g85.