Here's my submission for the month of April. Put a lot of work into her, and it's been a lot of fun.

Name - Jeremy Gardner

City - Layton, UT

Car Infomation - 2006 Supercharged Cobalt SS G85 Recaro/Quaife LSD "Black Betty"

Stock Options - XM Radio, Sunroof, OnStar, Anti-Theft Starter Disable package, Harsh Weather package/body undercoating

Interior - Ebony Recaro Seats with mesh inserts, APC Indiglo pedals, StreetGlow Underbody Neon w/grille neon and strobe, GM 'Extreme' Tint (legal), GM armrest with carbon fiber cover, OEM Pioneer 7-speaker sound system, 'Cobalt SS' stainless steel door sill trim

Exterior - 'SS' style carbon fiber hood, carbon fiber trunk (dewinged and debadged), 'Cobalt SS' third brake light vinyl overlay, antenna removed/cover installed, Silvania SilverStar Headlight Bulbs, GMPP Lower Grille Insert

Engine/Intake/Exhaust - GMPP Stage 2 Kit, Injen Cold Air Intake, Ingalls "Stiffy" Torque Damper, Corsa Touring Catback Exhaust, 'Cobalt SS' Spark Plug Cover, 'Supercharged' Fuel Rail Cover, ZEX triple-electrode spark plugs, Royal Purple oil and coolant additive if you call those mods

Suspension/Brakes: DC Sports Carbon Strut Tower Bar, BWoody Powdercoated Traction Bars, Progress Rear Anti-Sway Bars, Powerslot drilled rotors, Hawk HPS brake pads, Eibach Sportline lowering springs

Wheels/Tires: 18x7.5" Outlaw Maverick wheels, 225/40ZR18 Toyo Proxes4 tires

Future Mods: Dual Cluster Gauge Pod (in progress), Dual Aeroforce Interceptor Gauges (awaiting pod completion), Fidanza Lightweight Flywheel, performance street clutch, Color-Matched Painted Headlights, 6K HID Conversion, Koni Strut Inserts, DC Sports Header











and one shot of the gauge pod w/dual Aeroforce Interceptors that I installed on 3/20/07:

 

sexy, i love the rims

 

Very nice.

 

^^^x2!

 

damn thats a nice ride...

 

i agree with the above..very nice

 

very niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice....but gotta lose the steering wheel cover(you have a nice leather wheel) and blue pep boys pedals gotta go

other then that, good job, love the carbon fiber peices!

 

the pedals were actually from ebay--i would never shop at a place called pep boys, nor are there any pep boys stores in Utah--i had them on because when I had underbody neon, they matched--but am making a slow transition to red rather than blue. i have the steering wheel cover on to protect the leather, i plan to have this car 10+ years, so I want to keep it in the best shape possible. the little things count to me, such as a not worn-out steering wheel or seat leather. I appreciate the input, and believe me, just as soon as i get some free time, those pedals are definitely coming off, i hate those things. :P Thank you for the compliments on the CF--I wasn't sure if it was going to look good or not until I had it on, but I definitely love the look of it on black, it's even better in the sun.

Thank you! They're made by a UK company called Outlaw

Thanks tons!! I'm nowhere near done, but this will pretty much be as it sits for the next few months or so-- whenver my clutch goes out, I'll be installing a better clutch and my Fidanza flywheel (never thought I'd actually WANT a clutch to go out hehehe)

 

nice and clean.. :-)

 

Thanks Donna! hell of a compliment coming from you.

 

love the hood..i wanna get one for mine

 

i love the custom covers under the hood!!! where did you get those done?

Nice Ride

 

oh, i LOVE my hood. it's very very light and cools the engine off quite effectively Kind of intimidating-looking too, makes a meek car look nice and mean, I think.

Thanks a lot for the kind compliment! I got the covers done by a company called ShowMeStreetCustoms, but the company that makes them is now defunct/out of business. There is a vendor on here I believe that makes a lot of custom engine bay pieces, I believe their name is MRZ Performance. Hope it helps! I actually repainted the blue pieces to red and the spark plug cover is now painted black to match the fuel rail cover, looks very nice with the black.

back atcha!! love the sig.

 

car looks good, and i love ur rims!

 

Thank you!! How are you liking your balt? The rims were a lucky find: ebay. GM in their infinite wisdom made a nearly-impossible bolt pattern to find, and these are one of the few companies that make a good fit. They're actually for Vauxhaull, but they fit just perfect. a little wider than stock, but that's a good thing. They're made in the UK and ship from Scotland, so they take about two weeks to get via FedEx.