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Old 02-05-2010, 02:35 PM
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Hahn Turbo Swap

Ive had my eye on the hahn turbo setup for a while and it makes some impressive numbers. I was just wondering if i needed any other supporting mods for the level 5 kit and how reliable the kit is. I dont want my motor blowing up after i shell out 5 grand plus install for the kit.
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its less than 5 grands these days brand new. its a good set up i have it and love it

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its less than 3grands these days brand new. its a good set up i have it and love it
Less than $3K? Cheapest I've heard it go for is $4k shipped new of course.
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no no my bad i meant 5 misstyped there
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How much HP do these kits put down? 350-375? Do you have to worry about pistons and sleeves?
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yep close to that maybe 400 no one has really tried all that yet i might do so on the full hahn kit with the 20g on e85
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Don't you still need more stuff to make the Hahn stage 5 kit even work? Stuff that's not included.....
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Originally Posted by all4glh
Don't you still need more stuff to make the Hahn stage 5 kit even work? Stuff that's not included.....
Hahn stage 5 is everything needed minus a 3" catback and a clutch.

I'd do this(my opinion):

-Hahn stage 4
-80lbs/hr injectors
-Custom tune
-Hahn 3" exhaust
-ACT Clutch

Optional:
-External wastegate (Tial)
-Hallman boost controller


Again, these are just my opinions.
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Not for the LSJ. Alternator still needs to be addressed.
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Originally Posted by all4glh
Not for the LSJ. Alternator still needs to be addressed.
Word. Two welding beads. No biggie.
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Just piece together your own kit. Mine was a little under $3k for all the turbo parts. I then sold my Supercharger kit for $1000.

There are plenty of people out there doing custom kits now, so any questions could be easily answered.
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I'll be piecing mine together over time. Most expensive part is the turbo. But, at least you guys with Cobalts can get charge piping that already fits. Ours is a little different.
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Originally Posted by slowswap
Word. Two welding beads. No biggie.
What's the general consensus on the alt fan spinning the wrong direction? I'm not saying it will cause issues, but it seems like people would prefer the alt to spin the direction it was designed to.
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if i was to do it again. i would piece my own...
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Originally Posted by Matt M
What's the general consensus on the alt fan spinning the wrong direction? I'm not saying it will cause issues, but it seems like people would prefer the alt to spin the direction it was designed to.
Which is why most people put on the 2.2 alternator, tensioner and belt right? I would much prefer something like the RAW supercharger delete piece. But, from a company that is a little more on top of things as far as fabrication, customer service, etc.
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Originally Posted by all4glh
I'll be piecing mine together over time. Most expensive part is the turbo. But, at least you guys with Cobalts can get charge piping that already fits. Ours is a little different.
Yeah, but buying prebuild intercooler piping is expensive. Making your own is very cheap. That's all I did.

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What's the general consensus on the alt fan spinning the wrong direction? I'm not saying it will cause issues, but it seems like people would prefer the alt to spin the direction it was designed to.
Out of everyone that I know that has done it, no one has had a problem.

Personally, I bought a 2.2L Alternator and Pigtail.
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DO WANT! must save 3700 dollars.
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I've said it before, and I'll say it again.

I can piece together a kit for just over/under $3k (depending on the Turbo of choice), and for a few hundred dollars, I will install/help install for anyone willing to come to me, or anyone that pays for me to come to them.
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Im doing a turbo kit for 2400 its not that expensive.
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What about twin charge. How much u guys think i can p8ece a kit together and what all do i need?
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Originally Posted by 06_ion2
Im doing a turbo kit for 2400 its not that expensive.
Nope. Not at all. You probably don't need an intake manifold. That lowers the price as well.

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What about twin charge. How much u guys think i can p8ece a kit together and what all do i need?
That is one thing that I WOULDN'T attempt to do on my own. VERY hard to tune, from what I hear and its a much more complicated system.
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Originally Posted by USMCFieldMP
Nope. Not at all. You probably don't need an intake manifold. That lowers the price as well.



That is one thing that I WOULDN'T attempt to do on my own. VERY hard to tune, from what I hear and its a much more complicated system.
What if i finda shop to tune it.... woulda all i need is the turbo, manifold and piping?
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have fun with that here in sa
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Originally Posted by miked5426
What if i finda shop to tune it.... woulda all i need is the turbo, manifold and piping?
Basically, that's all you would need, along with a very good knowledge of how the system works. And since you are in here asking questions like you are asking, I'd be willing to bet that you don't have too much knowledge on how a good Twincharged system should work.

I SERIOUSLY doubt you are going to find any shop that can set that system up and tune it for a reasonable amount of money, with the exception of ZZP. You will have to pay for A LOT of tuning to get that thing running well if you go to a shop. I'd be willing to bet a lot of money on that.

The simplest, smartest, and least expensive option(s) you have... are to either Turbocharge the car... or bolt-on a TVS.
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But i want both. Im sad now. Lol


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