Bluelightning

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Looks like I'm headed to Atlanta at the end of July to go visit Taylor. He promised me some rides in some high hp GTR's haha. I may even bring blue to Bismarck when he goes home to visit to turn up the boost and do some playing around on the dyno

cluelessk

Swapped out my intake cam position actuator. Been getting P0011 code intermittently so I did some research and found out it was cheap enough to just replace.

Anyway the car feels more responsive, responds to throttle smoother and revs smoother.

Thinking this might be common issue now with the age and mileage of most of our cars.

slapbetcommissioner

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Yeah I had to do both sensors last year made a big difference.

wiebe204

How much did the springs cost?

slapbetcommissioner

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Not sure what just the springs cost but I got springs plus shocks/struts for a little over 900usd from CED.
Perhaps tom could give you a price in cdn since he just bought some from tom Powell.

wiebe204

John has actually said they are more expensive for Canadians because their made in the USA.

I want them, but I'm worried I won't be able to use my back lane/garage lowered.

cluelessk

They don't drop a ton. Nothing close to other springs. More or less levels the car.

Bluelightning

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Ya they won't lower the car a whole lot. You'll be fine.

Blackstock

What's up guys, new to the cobalt world and new to cobaltss.net. I got myself a 2007 cobalt ss/SC last week 😆👍

Bluelightning

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Congrats and welcome! Sadly this forum isn't what it once was but there's a ton of useful info on here. Us Manitoban's trolling on this thread are fairly knowledgeable also if you have any questions.

slapbetcommissioner

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Welcome.
Some of us are pretty smart. One time I changed my air filter all by myself. So if you ever need help

cluelessk

Welcome. I'm not as grumpy as most my posts sound.

I'm thinking we should try and get a group together for the spring awakening meet. No dates yet but it's always a good time.

Bluelightning

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I second this motion. Almost time to head to America to get gas for the summer

tomj77

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John finished my setup, koni s with yyzs.

tomj77

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Shipping this way Monday

Bluelightning

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Lookin good

slapbetcommissioner

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Shiny!

Bluelightning

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I was almost gonna go for a rip in my car today but ran out of time haha. Lovin this!

slapbetcommissioner

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Hey man there is always time for boost!
Weather is definitely bad ass.

yellow dragon

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So I decided to do a little something different.

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Looking forward to getting it back on the street. Woot woot.

yellow dragon

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Nice. Jealous. When he comes to bismark I may be up for a weekend of shenanigans.

Bluelightning

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Can't waaaaait to see these bolted up! That purple is gonna look bitchin.

yellow dragon

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God me too. Just need speedfactor to get them tires in, and get em on.

yellow dragon

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Now to find a place to install the tires without effing up the PC on the rims? Suggestions.

Bluelightning

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Just get speed factor to do it. I think Dustin said it was $87 for install and balance. I've always changed my own tires on my car. So if I can do it without damaging them they definitely can haha. Powder coat is extremely durable. It's very hard to damage unless it wasn't prepped properly.