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Ok. Heres what I'm thinking. I should have about a grand in 2 months or so. $500 in one month. Christmas and my birthday are right next to each other. After christmas I my bday I should have 3k if I don't spend the first thousand after these next 2 months. Should I save up for a twincharged kit? I want speed and appearance can come a little later. I already have intake and and exhaust. If too much power makes me blow the clutch, I won't be spending this money on that. I'll tell my mom that it just went bad and have her get me a new one lol. Soo that is out of the question.. No intense kits.. Pleasee tell me what would be the best for me to do. Parts and a general price would be great as well. Thank you!!
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Originally Posted by CobaltBurst
screw twin charging you would be better off getting new internals and putting on more boost with a smaller pulley...
i agree. twin charging is cool technology, but the cobalt engine is large enough that it's not really needed.
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Originally Posted by l Sh1ft l
If too much power makes me blow the clutch, I won't be spending this money on that. I'll tell my mom that it just went bad and have her get me a new one lol. Soo that is out of the question..
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i think you should stick with your original plans of a gm stage 2 and a smaller pulley.... that's just my opinion tho, and that is all im doing to my car.
i would love to put on a twin charge kit just for the sake of having one..... but talk about expensive power.
i would love to put on a twin charge kit just for the sake of having one..... but talk about expensive power.
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Originally Posted by joeworkstoohard
i agree. twin charging is cool technology, but the cobalt engine is large enough that it's not really needed.
Originally Posted by ReMz
....i would love to put on a twin charge kit just for the sake of having one..... but talk about expensive power.
I for for one prefer lots of power in my car and small breasts on my woman
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Originally Posted by leviticus88
I hate you... If my clutch went out my parents would let my car sit in the driveway waiting for me to get the money to replace it, or my dad would fix and then drive my car for me until I got the money to pay him back!
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Originally Posted by victory_red_SS
You mean for you right?
So what rates as excessive power? Thats like saying one girl has small breasts and another girls breasts are excessive. Is this not just a matter of personal preference?
I for for one prefer lots of power in my car and small breasts on my woman
So what rates as excessive power? Thats like saying one girl has small breasts and another girls breasts are excessive. Is this not just a matter of personal preference?
I for for one prefer lots of power in my car and small breasts on my woman
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Originally Posted by BooSSted
He said ExPENsive, not ExCESsive
Oooops, sorry ReMz because I do have to admit it is expensive.
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Why are you totally ruling out the GM stage kits or Intense kits?
Those are probably two of the most proven modifications you can do to the vehicle. Plus don't forget the whole not voiding the factory warranty thing if you go with the GM stage kit.
I guess its entirely up to you, but in my honest opinion, the car itself is a daily driver. If I want to make a fast car, or a drag car Im going to go with RWD for sure. However, thats just my opinion. Its up to you, make your own decisions.
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Those are probably two of the most proven modifications you can do to the vehicle. Plus don't forget the whole not voiding the factory warranty thing if you go with the GM stage kit.
I guess its entirely up to you, but in my honest opinion, the car itself is a daily driver. If I want to make a fast car, or a drag car Im going to go with RWD for sure. However, thats just my opinion. Its up to you, make your own decisions.
Later,
Chris~
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I didn't rule out the gm kits.. I figured if I have more money than the $700 ish that the gm kits will cost I could do something better.. I just wanna be low 13's or possiblyyy high 12's
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