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Old Mar 27, 2009 | 11:13 AM
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alright well i stand corrected...i guess ive just never seen leaded race gas published anywhere before so i didnt think it was still around.....

but ya the shift light on by balt stage three wont come on so im wondering if theres something wrong with my car?? because ive been through 4 diff stage three pcus and still cant get it to come on whether at an idle (thanks for the tip, if i ever get it to work) or with the ignition on car off.....it sucks wish it would just WORK!
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Old Mar 27, 2009 | 12:54 PM
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Stupid question but has not been discussed...

Did you wait til you were empty before you added the race gas?

What octane are you using?
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Old Mar 27, 2009 | 01:12 PM
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ya actually i went out just now after i left the last post to go drive around and i waited til my DIC said "low fuel" and the gauge was on the red..then went to my local race track and got some 110 octane fuel and added it in so im assuming with the gallon or half gallon or so of fuel left in my tank that puts me at around 103-105 octane.....should be enough to turn the 100 octane mode on 4 sure right......so then i went and drove around without the 100 octane mode on to get the leftover 93 out of the lines....after about 3-4 miles i pulled over shut my car off turned the ignition on w/ the engine off put my cruise on and held set for twenty seconds.....the shift light never came on and the DIC never showed anything...but when i took off i ran through the gears and it feels like it was running smoother and had more power in the power band rpm ranges...so maybe its on???and i just dont have a way of knowing it???? its a gm stage three prc says right on the back????

06 cobalt ss/sc 2.0 supercharged stage three, yellow and black gunpowder rims, dual pass intercooler w/heat exchange and 2nd surge tank, 60# injectors, step colder Autolite spark plugs, 3000 WATT audiopipe stereo system, lowered 1", 10% tint all the way around, custom color matching COBALT SS windshield badge, and custom paint matched yellow interior trim, custom paint matched brembo brakes, k&n typhoon CAI, 2.85" sc pully,17.5 lbs of boost at 7K, highflow downpipe, debadged of all chevy-ss-or supercharged badges and stickers except for third taillight lights up "SUPERCHARGED"
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Old Mar 27, 2009 | 01:18 PM
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just fyi.. most 110 octane race gas is leaded.
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Old Mar 27, 2009 | 04:56 PM
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well not this gas...but thanks

06 cobalt ss/sc 2.0 supercharged stage three, yellow and black gunpowder rims, dual pass intercooler w/heat exchange and 2nd surge tank, 60# injectors, step colder Autolite spark plugs, 3000 WATT audiopipe stereo system, lowered 1", 10% tint all the way around, custom color matching COBALT SS windshield badge, and custom paint matched yellow interior trim, custom paint matched brembo brakes, k&n typhoon CAI, 2.85" sc pully,17.5 lbs of boost at 7K, highflow downpipe, debadged of all chevy-ss-or supercharged badges and stickers except for third taillight lights up "SUPERCHARGED"
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Old Mar 27, 2009 | 09:29 PM
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sound to me like stage 3 was working the idle is where i can tell its on . ten hp is not a lot to feel when you drive run up on a car you have run before you will see you are faster then the base program. spray it you will see why i like it so much and its safe.i have a k&n intake header and 3inch down pipe with gmpp cat back . i have had that for a year and a half its all good . in the winter it mite through a lean code just be sure to bye good gas you be fine.
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Old Mar 28, 2009 | 11:22 AM
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Originally Posted by cobalt20yellow
well not this gas...but thanks

06 cobalt ss/sc 2.0 supercharged stage three, yellow and black gunpowder rims, dual pass intercooler w/heat exchange and 2nd surge tank, 60# injectors, step colder Autolite spark plugs, 3000 WATT audiopipe stereo system, lowered 1", 10% tint all the way around, custom color matching COBALT SS windshield badge, and custom paint matched yellow interior trim, custom paint matched brembo brakes, k&n typhoon CAI, 2.85" sc pully,17.5 lbs of boost at 7K, highflow downpipe, debadged of all chevy-ss-or supercharged badges and stickers except for third taillight lights up "SUPERCHARGED"


Ok listen man . Did you buy your cobalt new or used. If you bought your cobalt used it might be from Canada in which case the shift light does not come on when you activate the 100 octane mode.

Otherwise .put the key in the on position, then press the cruise control button on( make sure the light comes on for this button. Finally hold down the set button for 10-30 seconds .Then Simply turn the car on. do not tun the key backwards as this will reset the program. If the shift light does not come on then either you have a non GMS3 ECU or your car is Canadian.

Hope this helps man.
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Old Mar 29, 2009 | 08:38 PM
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ya thats wat i was thinking was probly going on, thanks alot for the advice and the walk through...that is exactly wat i was doing to turn it on but i just wanted to make sure by talking to someone that knows wat theyre talkin about if there were any tips or tricks on it....but thanks guys....i guess im just gunna have to trust that its on???........and i bought my car used with 10K on it, was a gm buyback, turned out to be a shorted out wire in the truck so i bought it after they fixed it.
- - - -another point of discussion....wen i run it in 100 octane mode and with 100 octane racin gas i keep throwin codes for the o2 sensor bank1 after about ten-twenty min of runnin....any comments on that? i justr reset the code and its fine again and it only does it w 100 octane....Bad 02 sensor? or is it jus touchy???

06 cobalt ss/sc 2.0 supercharged stage three, yellow and black gunpowder rims, dual pass intercooler w/heat exchange and 2nd surge tank, 60# injectors, step colder Autolite spark plugs, 3000 WATT audiopipe stereo system, lowered 1", 10% tint all the way around, moonroof, custom color matching COBALT SS windshield badge, and custom paint matched yellow interior trim, custom paint matched brembo brakes, k&n typhoon CAI, 2.85" sc pully,17.5 lbs of boost at 7K, highflow 3" downpipe, debadged of all chevy-ss-or supercharged badges and stickers except for third taillight lights up "SUPERCHARGED", 10000K HID blue lights and fog lights
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Old Mar 30, 2009 | 01:03 AM
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The PCM will not switch into high octane mode unless the PCM reads an octane reading of 100 or higher, so dont try it without race gas cause its pointless, its just like the SRT-4s with stage 2 w/toys.....Also i believe you can get away with a 2.8 setup on the stage 3 with a 50 shot. Just watch your bottle pressure, that plays a major role in how much nitrous is actually being injected.
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Old Mar 30, 2009 | 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted by cobalt20yellow
ya thats wat i was thinking was probly going on, thanks alot for the advice and the walk through...that is exactly wat i was doing to turn it on but i just wanted to make sure by talking to someone that knows wat theyre talkin about if there were any tips or tricks on it....but thanks guys....i guess im just gunna have to trust that its on???........and i bought my car used with 10K on it, was a gm buyback, turned out to be a shorted out wire in the truck so i bought it after they fixed it.
- - - -another point of discussion....wen i run it in 100 octane mode and with 100 octane racin gas i keep throwin codes for the o2 sensor bank1 after about ten-twenty min of runnin....any comments on that? i justr reset the code and its fine again and it only does it w 100 octane....Bad 02 sensor? or is it jus touchy???
I thought you were using 110 octane?

Im telling you, you're using leaded gas.
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Old Mar 30, 2009 | 11:25 AM
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yea man find 100octane "unleaded" and then try it . You should not be throwing a cell
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Old Mar 30, 2009 | 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by 06 GM CobaltSS
The GM stage 3 pulley actually measures at 2.918..... not the advertised 2.99, so a 2.900 pulley is just fine. Also for you stage 3 guys you can turn on the 100 octane mode when sitting at idle with the car on (good to know at a traffic light).
have you actually measured the GM Stage 3 pulley ?? I have the GM Stage 3 pulley which has 76mm stamped on it which = 2.99in. If your 2.918 number is true thats awesome, but I'm having a hard time believing GM would put a pulley out with an un-true dimension.
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Old Mar 30, 2009 | 06:43 PM
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Originally Posted by 06 GM CobaltSS
The GM stage 3 pulley actually measures at 2.918..... not the advertised 2.99, so a 2.900 pulley is just fine. Also for you stage 3 guys you can turn on the 100 octane mode when sitting at idle with the car on (good to know at a traffic light).
So, just use the cruise to turn it on? I have a Canadian car so no way of telling if it is on, but I'll try it. And correct me if I'm wrong, the PCM doesn't detect the octane content of the fuel to keep the 100 Octane mode on, it looks for KR then shuts if off, if you can keep the KR to near zero it will stay on. This is from one of the Meth vendors. True, or not?
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Old Mar 31, 2009 | 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted by ShortStack
I thought you were using 110 octane?

Im telling you, you're using leaded gas.
i am using 110 octane...unleaded racing gas...trust me i am but i threw a code like twice...just wondered if that was normmal or maybe a f'd up o2 sensor??

another road for discussion.....wat kind of plug/gap would u guys say is the best for a stage three scenario...like the one ive got???


06 cobalt ss/sc 2.0 supercharged stage three, yellow and black gunpowder rims, dual pass intercooler w/heat exchange and 2nd surge tank, 60# injectors, step colder Autolite spark plugs, 3000 WATT audiopipe stereo system, lowered 1", 10% tint all the way around, moonroof, custom color matching COBALT SS windshield badge, and custom paint matched yellow interior trim, custom paint matched brembo brakes, k&n typhoon CAI, 2.85" sc pully,17.5 lbs of boost at 7K, highflow 3" downpipe, debadged of all chevy-ss-or supercharged badges and stickers except for third taillight lights up "SUPERCHARGED", 10000K HID blue lights and fog lights

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Old Mar 31, 2009 | 07:03 PM
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I run the BRK7's with about a .35 gap and nor problems


YEs is your car is canadian and you have GMS3 ECU you will not see the shift light come on. But it will be on. Kinda sucks for you man
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Old Apr 1, 2009 | 10:27 AM
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I will paypal you 10 dollars if you go to the gas station, and show me a picture of where it says the 110 is unleaded.

Give me teh gas station name and location, im going to call..
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Old Apr 1, 2009 | 09:02 PM
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Originally Posted by cobalt20yellow
i am using 110 octane...unleaded racing gas...trust me i am but i threw a code like twice...just wondered if that was normmal or maybe a f'd up o2 sensor??

another road for discussion.....wat kind of plug/gap would u guys say is the best for a stage three scenario...like the one ive got???


06 cobalt ss/sc 2.0 supercharged stage three, yellow and black gunpowder rims, dual pass intercooler w/heat exchange and 2nd surge tank, 60# injectors, step colder Autolite spark plugs, 3000 WATT audiopipe stereo system, lowered 1", 10% tint all the way around, moonroof, custom color matching COBALT SS windshield badge, and custom paint matched yellow interior trim, custom paint matched brembo brakes, k&n typhoon CAI, 2.85" sc pully,17.5 lbs of boost at 7K, highflow 3" downpipe, debadged of all chevy-ss-or supercharged badges and stickers except for third taillight lights up "SUPERCHARGED", 10000K HID blue lights and fog lights

I ran the BRK7's and it was missing at high rpm so I put the stockers back in and it runs nice and smooth. A few others have done the same.
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Old Apr 3, 2009 | 12:53 PM
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I was thinking about going back to stockers myself. But they want $25 a piece for the AC delcos and I don't want to put the plugs that came witht he car back in.
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Old Jul 17, 2009 | 12:03 AM
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Has anyone figured out how to determine if 100 Octane is on, for the cars with no shift light. Anyone with a light and an interceptor notice a difference in any readings? I tried mine with 50/50 meth mixtures, very little knock, (under 1.0 if that) can't tell if it stayed on.
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Old Jul 17, 2009 | 07:57 AM
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Canada S3 ECU does not show the shift
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Old Jul 17, 2009 | 09:40 PM
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Yea, I know, I'd like to find out a way to know if it is on or not using the Interceptor numbers.
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Old Nov 6, 2010 | 08:32 PM
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Pump,

I'm having the same problem. I dont know if I don't got the shift lamp or what but it doesn't light up pressing for 10 seconds the cruise button. Ideas? Suggestions?
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bump..

I did for 10, 20, 30 seconds and nothing...Any suggestions? How do I check if I got the cobalt that came with the shift lamp?
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Old Nov 7, 2010 | 09:57 AM
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Hello people,

I know that when you activate the 100 octane mode with the USA Cobalt SS/SC version, the shift light come on. But for us Canadians, what will tell me that it is activated? We don't have any shift lights... ahaaaaaa!

Oh and also just a "side" question: When you use the 100 octane mode, would this use LESS the 42 lbs injectors?? I mean... because the gaz has more octane, Im thinking that maybe the injectors have to use less gaz for the same AFR. Because I have the idea of puting a 2.85 or a 2.9 pulley instead of the 2.99" one by GM. Of course Im gonna use a wideband to see if I dont run too lean.

And anybody have ever used the 50 shot of nitrous with a smaller pulley?
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  • You dont need to buy a PCM.
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This is what i have and how i throw mine into HOM mode. Its a GM3 Tune with a few trifecta options.
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