2.2L L61 Performance Tech 16 valve 145 hp EcoTec with 155 lb-ft of torque

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Old Oct 2, 2007 | 10:55 PM
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Old Oct 4, 2007 | 12:24 AM
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Originally Posted by gearblock
well if you're serious about the turbo i would definately consider a 2.5" or at the most 3" catback exhaust system. a better exhaust manifold would be great but i think the garett turbo alpha kit comes with one or maybe its an intake manifold...i cant remember. and unless you upgrade your engine internals i wouldnt really add on anything like nitrous cuz with the turbo you're already putting extra strain on the engine components.

and all of this is info i found off this forum, so look around and you'll be sure to find everything you need!

hey guys thanks i appriciate it, what exhaust would you guys think sounds better on the L61 borla catback or dc sports single can cat back??
i have borla now and sounds good but not sure what dc sports single can sounds like anyone know?
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Old Oct 5, 2007 | 12:36 PM
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i dont know but personally id take borla over dc hands down anytime it terms of high end quality...i dunno why lol just sounds... sophisticated
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Old Oct 24, 2007 | 11:57 PM
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thanks great info
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Old Oct 25, 2007 | 03:41 PM
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Originally Posted by gearblock
i dont know but personally id take borla over dc hands down anytime it terms of high end quality...i dunno why lol just sounds... sophisticated
yeah dude thanks i went with borla and i made the right choice i have gotten lots of comments(good) and it sounds great though
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Old Oct 26, 2007 | 11:45 AM
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nice. did you notice the performance gains?
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Old Dec 23, 2007 | 06:55 PM
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will 2004 2.2 ecotec cavi tsudo 4-2-1 headers fit on my 05 2.2 ecotec cobalt i saw some on ebay and christmas is coming up...so i was wondering if there would be any crazy problems i would run into...if it dosent fit at all or just some little mods because i want to do it in my garage. let me know guys that would be awesome. im new to the whole cobalt world and really dont know about the 4 banger thing but im addicted to it. i need some help on this one guys so any suggestions would be great. the header is 230 bucks and is pretty sweet compared to the pacesetter black ones. just let me know if it would work. Thanks

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Old Dec 23, 2007 | 09:17 PM
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Simple answer is no. It will fit the engine, but not the engine compartment or the rest of the exhaust system. You would have to do some fabricating, and after the money you spend doing it, you might as well just buy the right one to start with.
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Old Dec 23, 2007 | 09:43 PM
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Originally Posted by gearblock
nice. did you notice the performance gains?
yeah i did BIG time man thanks a lot good choice on that

by the way does anyone know if they have came out with cams for the 07 ???

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Old Dec 23, 2007 | 10:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Halfcent
Simple answer is no. It will fit the engine, but not the engine compartment or the rest of the exhaust system. You would have to do some fabricating, and after the money you spend doing it, you might as well just buy the right one to start with.
thanks man sounds good, sucks cuz those were pretty sweet for the money but just wondering what modifications i would have to end up doin just in case. wow this is my first reply i love this website haha
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Old Dec 26, 2007 | 03:53 PM
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does anyone know if its worth buying the gmpp honed exhaust manifold for the 2007 2.2? someone said to put a lsj manifold but i also heard that the 2007 came with the same manifold as the lsj. im wondering cause i want to upgrade my whole exhaust form the manifold back.

no one every answers the old threads but if i start a new one everyone will be like use the search loser thats a repost.......

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Old Dec 26, 2007 | 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by hugemurph4
... just wondering what modifications i would have to end up doin just in case.
The exhaust manifold is specifically designed to route the exhaust gases from the engine to the cars exhaust system. You have the right engine, but the wrong car. What you would have to do would depend on the header itself. If its a shorty header, forget it. If its a long tube header, then you would have to cut off the bottom of the collecter and have pipe welded into place to match up with your stock stuff. Its just not worth it, but the right stuff to start with.

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does anyone know if its worth buying the gmpp honed exhaust manifold for the 2007 2.2? someone said to put a lsj manifold but i also heard that the 2007 came with the same manifold as the lsj. im wondering cause i want to upgrade my whole exhaust form the manifold back.
I am unaware of the 2007 L61 manifold being any different from previous years. The only specific difference I know of is if you have SAI. An aftermarket header (LSJ or otherwise) will work fine unless you have SAI.
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Old Dec 27, 2007 | 11:12 AM
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some guy just told me that its not a good idea to get a manifold back exhaust system for the 2.2 cause it will cause the CEL. what does that mean? im new to this car i just got it in october, and i really dont want to waste money on items that will cause problems later. i did plan on getting the honed manifold an aftermarket downpipe with highflow cat and the gmpp sport catback....id this not a good idea? and is it gonna cause me not to be able to get my car inspected?..... from what this other guy said it manifold back exhaust will cause this problem cause there is no way to tune the 2.2L
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Old Dec 28, 2007 | 11:05 AM
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A "CEL" means Check Engine Light. It's commonly used in place of the correct name which is "MIL", meaning Malfunction Indicator Light.

On the Cobalt, there are three possible things that can cause an aftermarket exhaust to trigger a CEL. The first two are the Oxygen Sensors. There is one pre-cat and another post-cat. As long as your new system has provisions for mounting the sensors, there should be no issue.

The third only exists on models equipped with SAI. See the information thread on that here:

https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/2-2l-l61-performance-tech-45/secondary-air-injection-late-production-2006-l61s-38488/
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Old Jan 20, 2008 | 12:59 PM
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if you buy a cam do you have to change anything else to make it work properly?
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Old Jan 21, 2008 | 09:06 AM
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if you buy a cam do you have to change anything else to make it work properly?
Depends what stage you purchase, if you stay mild, you dont need to change much, if anything.
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Old Feb 17, 2008 | 03:04 PM
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add these to the cams list. Its on JBP they got stages 1 2 and 3

http://www.jbodyperformance.com/new/...catName=JP0288

i want stage 3 !!!
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Depends what stage you purchase, if you stay mild, you dont need to change much, if anything.
Well then what is the deal on the stage 3's? They are soposed to be wild and have no PCM codes thrown.
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Old Mar 2, 2008 | 04:20 PM
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thanks this helps me out!!!
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Old Mar 11, 2008 | 12:24 AM
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magnaflow exhaust for the win!
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Old Mar 17, 2008 | 01:34 AM
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HAHA Thank God for this... i had a question and wanted to check before i chose to buy somethin
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Old Mar 30, 2008 | 04:22 AM
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OMG 1st post!!
whats up mah doods'
just gort my K&N typhoon CAI ordered, and i also got a magnaflow hi dlow cat on the way,
i think i may run the cat to a strait muffler, if any......what do yall think.
anybody really like teir K&N?
I hope its worth the money
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Old Mar 30, 2008 | 10:07 PM
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2.4l throttle body

Where can i order a 2.4l cobalt throttle body? I have a 2.2l, but i want the bigger 2.4l one. And if i happen to order the 2.4l throttle body, will my injen intake still fit?
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Old Mar 31, 2008 | 08:52 AM
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Where can i order a 2.4l cobalt throttle body? I have a 2.2l, but i want the bigger 2.4l one. And if i happen to order the 2.4l throttle body, will my injen intake still fit?
This Wont work. Car is Drive by Wire and will cause the car to go into limp mode.
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Old May 1, 2008 | 01:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Halfcent
6-20-07: Exhaust added
11-16-06: Many parts added, including downpipes.
10-30-06: Added parts
9-25-06: Updated air injection intake info
9-8-06: Added Head Gasket section
8-25-06: news concerning exhaust manifold secondary air injection and added Cam shaft section.

Intakes
Currently, the K&N system is the only one known to accomdate 2006 cars equipped with air injection.
1. GMPP
2. Injen
3. AEM BTW, AEM uses CobaltSS.net as an independent product review source!
4. K&N
5. Fujita
6. Weapon R Couldn't find a Cobalt specific application

Internals
1. GMPP - Get the new PDF catalog HERE
2. Ferrea Valve train parts. Download their catalog for Ecotec part numbers
3. Eagle Rotating assemblies (cranks and rods)
4. Wiseco Pistons
5. Patriot Heads Cylinder heads
6. Bates engineering. They make all kinds of Ecotec parts.
7. Diamond Racing. They make a unique pistons that keeps the 10:1 compression ratio but dishes the top for forced induction.

Cam Shafts

L61, LSJ, and LE5 cams are not interchangable. L61 and LSJ cams can be used in an LSJ head on an L61 block, but that's a pretty advanced modification.

2007 L61's now use a cam position sensor. These cams will not work on that engine.

LSJ cams have a position sensor as well. I don't know if they may now work in a 2007 L61 head.

1. GMPP - Part #88958648 from the new 2006 Catalog
2. Comp Cams
3. Level Zero

Head Gaskets
There are two different types of head gaskets for the L61. One is the stock design. The other uses O-rings that must have recieving grooves machined into the block and head. The stock configuration should be good for applications under 500HP when used with head studs. I'm looking for sources, so please post your links.
1. Cometic

Headers
In late production 2006, secondary air injection was added to the design of the car. This is an emission control system that routes fresh air into the exhaust manifold via a mounting provision on the manifold itself. Aftermarket manifolds for this car DO NOT have this mounting provision. 2005 model cars should have no problems.
1. GMPP
2. TOG - No longer in business, ZZP has some units
3. ZZP
4. Pacesetter
5. GM LSJ
6. Hahn Race Craft
7. Cobalt Addictions
8. Clear Image
9. Intense
10. Shiney-Hiney

Downpipes
1. XTC by Cobalt Addiction
2. Hahn Racecraft
3. Intense
4. ZZP

Exhausts
1. GMPP
2. Corsa
3. Borla
4. Hahn Race Craft
5. Magnaflow
6. DC Sports
7. Vibrant
8. XTC by Cobalt Addiction
9. Pacesetter Monza Cobalt application not listed, but they do make one.
10. Random Technology Cobalt application not listed, but they do make one.
11. Street Power. Couldn't find a web site, but they make one.
12. Stainless Works. Cobalt is listed but no product yet. They do make one.
13. ARK Performance

so theres no header for the cobalts with SAI
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Old May 2, 2008 | 05:19 PM
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Nor will there ever be.
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