2006 Cobalt SS makes 270 WHP!
did you guys get a cel from no cat????if not im going tomorrow to take mine off **** that would be a nice gain....i also have tog header im putting on next week....so that would be nice gain with all thoes mods...
mods.to get 300whp
1.header
2.maf trans
3.3inch exhaust
4.injectors
5.cai
6.no cat
7.2.8 pulley
thats not bad at all
mods.to get 300whp
1.header
2.maf trans
3.3inch exhaust
4.injectors
5.cai
6.no cat
7.2.8 pulley
thats not bad at all
Congrats guys! As I told Rob on the phone, sweet numbers! I'm extremely impressed! What's even more impressive is how much more potential these cars have! Congrats again Rob, Hoosier Performance, and INTENSE- you guys do really awesome work! Take care.
Did you guys do anything to the boost bypass, or is everything still as it was stock?
The only thing different from psi-fi's kit is the injectors, and it looks like you guys had much better numbers than mine. My dyno at 245whp was with 3"catback, stock intake, and hot humid summer weather. I should try and dyno again though, car feels much stronger now.
This kit gives 25whp more? This is a great alternative, IF these numbers prove to be repeated.
In the end though, if this kit with 42lb injectors puts out these numbers... Then the GM stage 1/2 combined with 2.8" should yeild the same, likely even better numbers. It would be the ultimate setup. That is my plan, keep the 2.8"pulley and larger tensioner. Just ditch the powerpack and go with the GM reflash.
GREAT WORK GUYS! Really nice numbers! Nice to see another option for the LSJ.
The only thing different from psi-fi's kit is the injectors, and it looks like you guys had much better numbers than mine. My dyno at 245whp was with 3"catback, stock intake, and hot humid summer weather. I should try and dyno again though, car feels much stronger now.
This kit gives 25whp more? This is a great alternative, IF these numbers prove to be repeated.
In the end though, if this kit with 42lb injectors puts out these numbers... Then the GM stage 1/2 combined with 2.8" should yeild the same, likely even better numbers. It would be the ultimate setup. That is my plan, keep the 2.8"pulley and larger tensioner. Just ditch the powerpack and go with the GM reflash.
GREAT WORK GUYS! Really nice numbers! Nice to see another option for the LSJ.
great work guys!! i'm too waiting for the gm stage kits, but sh*t if this is basically the same thing i might go with this for the price. the thing is will our stock pistons hold up to this power level. I've been hearing to many rumors about our pistons only able to take 300 and our heads only able to take 270. so idk. i guess im gonna have to wait and see. But if i do decide to go wit the stage kits i might go stage one wit a 2.8" pulley and like people are saying here we'll prolly end up wit the same results.
Originally Posted by 1MEANSS
did you guys get a cel from no cat????if not im going tomorrow to take mine off **** that would be a nice gain....i also have tog header im putting on next week....so that would be nice gain with all thoes mods...
mods.to get 300whp
1.header
2.maf trans
3.3inch exhaust
4.injectors
5.cai
6.no cat
7.2.8 pulley
thats not bad at all
mods.to get 300whp
1.header
2.maf trans
3.3inch exhaust
4.injectors
5.cai
6.no cat
7.2.8 pulley
thats not bad at all
dont forget the dual tqb from cynic .......... you will REALLY need that when we get that high in hp/tq
What size are our injectors stock? When I got my car dyno'd the guy in the shop said they were Green Bosch Injectors and they were 42 LBS. He has built some of the fastest cars in Toronto so I tend to believe him. I am just going by what he said though, I really have no idea what size they are. This is definitly making me want the GM kit even more now because I see the GM kit being as good if not better when combined with the 2.8" pulley.
Good work boys!!!!!!!
Good work boys!!!!!!!
The only thing different from psi-fi's kit is the injectors, and it looks like you guys had much better numbers than mine
Originally Posted by INTENSE-Racing
Rated at 42.5 pounds per hour, these high impedance injectors will support up to ~347 (crank) horsepower, or ~295 (wheel) horsepower in the Supercharged Ecotec 2.0L application. Sold in sets of 4 these injectors flow 5.4 grams/second compared to the stock 4.3 grams/second 34.1 pounds/hour injectors which support ~235 WHP.
http://www.intense-racing.com/Mercha..._Code=LSJ_Fuel
two questions: what if you want more then 295 whp then what you need other set of bigger injectors? and my second question is how do you tune the maf translator. I mean im a tech myself, but is it something i need to take somewhere or something that i can do?
Originally Posted by BooSSted
What size are our injectors stock? When I got my car dyno'd the guy in the shop said they were Green Bosch Injectors and they were 42 LBS. He has built some of the fastest cars in Toronto so I tend to believe him. I am just going by what he said though, I really have no idea what size they are. This is definitly making me want the GM kit even more now because I see the GM kit being as good if not better when combined with the 2.8" pulley.
Good work boys!!!!!!!
Good work boys!!!!!!!
i wanna say they are around 36 but i cant remember exactly
Originally Posted by GTPMORAD
Very impressive #'s guys!!
Sounds like there is alot of room for improvement once you have pcm access.
What are these cars weighing in at anyway? Sorry for the newb question
Sounds like there is alot of room for improvement once you have pcm access.
What are these cars weighing in at anyway? Sorry for the newb question
Base weight is around 2800lbs if I am remembering right. That's light!!!
I already have a MAF translator installed. Is there anything special yours does right now? I can alert on RPM and Load (map voltage)
EDIT- I have a DTEC-FC installed and allows me to modified my MAF signal to whatever I want.
EDIT- I have a DTEC-FC installed and allows me to modified my MAF signal to whatever I want.
Originally Posted by Jmc007

Rumors have been floating that boost over 18-19 lbs could be dangerous to the blower you may want to tread carefully in that area. Good luck with your numbers!
Originally Posted by epiphany
i wish there was a plug and play solution for the maf-t. Id be all over it. I dont want to hack up the wiring on a lease. I guess I will just continue to wait for the GM Stage Kits.
It is VERY eas to instal and then reverse the procedure later. I used 3M heat activated sealing splices to facilitate an easier task going back to stock. The maff harness is right by the PCM and easy to get to. The injector harness comes out and lays on the bench for VERY easy modification. To me, a little wiring work is worth it to save an extra 100.00 in connectors. Remember, GM thinks thier connectors are gold!
Thanks to all the congrats guys, and remember, i'm doing this for all of us!
One other thought to keep in mind. Soon we will have tuning software available for these cars so why waste your money on a PCM that still has to conform to emissions standards and that you'll be flashing over anyways soon with custom software???
Just a thought
If you're like me, i can't wait and i like to go fast on a budget.
Just a thought
Originally Posted by 1MEANSS
did you guys get a cel from no cat????if not im going tomorrow to take mine off **** that would be a nice gain....i also have tog header im putting on next week....so that would be nice gain with all thoes mods...
mods.to get 300whp
1.header
2.maf trans
3.3inch exhaust
4.injectors
5.cai
6.no cat
7.2.8 pulley
thats not bad at all
mods.to get 300whp
1.header
2.maf trans
3.3inch exhaust
4.injectors
5.cai
6.no cat
7.2.8 pulley
thats not bad at all
I get a p0141 every 3 drive cycles but i just reset it with my Aeroforce gauge. I didn't really notive any gain on the dyno from removing the cat. I just did it to save it (its a lease)since some have had issues with thiers after going to smaller pullies
was the boost bypass mod done on this vehicle? im guessing it was?
also, out of curiousity, what duty cycle are these new injectors running?
let us know when you come up with an update to cutting into the injector harness and the maf...
im interested in this as well, kudos for the numbers with such little done!
also, out of curiousity, what duty cycle are these new injectors running?
let us know when you come up with an update to cutting into the injector harness and the maf...
im interested in this as well, kudos for the numbers with such little done!




