2005 cobalt ss: a second factory supercharger offered?

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01-31-2011, 02:48 PM

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well hes claiming his 05 balt stock was around 260hp and 300 tq.. is that possible if he had the h62?

Not stock, no.

01-31-2011, 02:48 PM

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If i send you 15 million from a nigeran bank account i can haz??

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01-31-2011, 02:49 PM

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and what exactly are the differences between the two superchargers? they look identical.. but the h62 just has different rotors?

01-31-2011, 02:59 PM

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and what exactly are the differences between the two superchargers? they look identical.. but the h62 just has different rotors?

The rotors of the H62 are twisted 120 degrees vs. the 60 degree twist rotors of the M62. So basically the H62 rotors are inbetween the TVS (160 degree) rotors & the M62 rotors. The H62 uses 3-lobe rotors though vs. the TVS's 4-lobe rotors. Also, the housing is ported to except the new rotor design. The H62 displaces the same amount as the M62 (1L), but actually flows more air than the M62. These are the key points that make it produce the extra power over an M62.

Side note: The H62's rotors were a very early prototype to the TVS technology that Eaton now uses in its 6th gen blowers.

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03-15-2013, 10:14 AM

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65 lbs injectors don't exist.

On and M62, that's not even close to realistic. On a Harrop......meh. You're getting closer but still not quite there.

OP said factory, hence why I told him there's only one. No need to add confusion to the mix.

Siemens made 63lb inj,s,most commonly referred to by vendors as 65,s.Bosch makes a 65.The H-62 was offered as a dealer upgrade.If the guy,s that sure about the numbers,ask him for a sheet on the car.

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perhaps the guy was either talking about the stage kits (which definately dont bring your torque near 300) or the tvs supercharger, which with the right other components definately takes you over 300 horse and maybe 300 torque depending how much power u make. but thats no factory blower, though it is made my a branch of eaton.