Sonicyeller's March FCOTM Submission!
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Sonicyeller's March FCOTM Submission!
Name: Mike *****
Location: Cheyenne, WY
Car Info: 2009 Cobalt SS/TC Sedan
Stock Options: G85, XM, Onstar, Charcoal/Black, Sunroof, OAR Pre-Production Model
Modifications
Engine:
- Hahn CAI
- Injen Upper Charge Pipe w/MPX Upgraded Couplers
- ZZP Bolt-In FMIC
- ZZP Catless 3" Downpipe
- ZZP Rotated Transmission Mounts
- GM Stage 1
- 25 PSI Full E85 HP Tune by chevycobaltss3
- 2010+ Fuel Rail/Injectors w/Upgraded Seals
Suspension/Brakes/Wheels:
- Pedders Lowering Springs
- Peewee Football Mod
- 17" MB Wheels w/225/45R17 BFG KDW Drag Radials for the strip
Exterior/Dress-Up:
- MPX Black Coated Valvecover
- Blacked Front Bowtie
- Debadged Rear Bowtie
- Black SS Logo Inserts
- MPX Black Housing Headlights
- Philips XtremeVision Bulbs (Headlights/Fogs)
Future Mods:
- ZFR Maybe?
- KY Stage 3 Clutch
In early 2011 I started looking for a new daily driver to replace my 2003 WRX. I needed something that I could mod and had settled on wanting a Cobalt SS/TC after researching all the options for AWD/FWD turbo cars under $20k that were less than 3 years old. But I didn't want just any SS/TC, I had to have a 4-door. The ultimate sleeper. I was in no hurry and didn't want to travel far -- my patience paid off in May of 2011 when a 26,000 mile white SS sedan popped up at a Jeep dealership about 150 miles from me in Colorado Springs, CO. $16,500 later I was the proud owner of an immaculate GMS1 SS/TC Sedan. This particular car was actually a pre-production RPO code car and was owned by General Motors Detriot Service Division for about the first 12,000 miles of its life before being sold at a GM auction. I chose the mods on this car to do as much as possible for as little money as possible, all the while keeping the outside appearence as subtle as possible. Just a humble little rental car that can infuriate most Vette owners with a loud NLS "pop" as they watch its taillights pull away. Car has 58,000 miles on it currently and sees the road everyday and full boost daily with no signs of giving in.
Location: Cheyenne, WY
Car Info: 2009 Cobalt SS/TC Sedan
Stock Options: G85, XM, Onstar, Charcoal/Black, Sunroof, OAR Pre-Production Model
Modifications
Engine:
- Hahn CAI
- Injen Upper Charge Pipe w/MPX Upgraded Couplers
- ZZP Bolt-In FMIC
- ZZP Catless 3" Downpipe
- ZZP Rotated Transmission Mounts
- GM Stage 1
- 25 PSI Full E85 HP Tune by chevycobaltss3
- 2010+ Fuel Rail/Injectors w/Upgraded Seals
Suspension/Brakes/Wheels:
- Pedders Lowering Springs
- Peewee Football Mod
- 17" MB Wheels w/225/45R17 BFG KDW Drag Radials for the strip
Exterior/Dress-Up:
- MPX Black Coated Valvecover
- Blacked Front Bowtie
- Debadged Rear Bowtie
- Black SS Logo Inserts
- MPX Black Housing Headlights
- Philips XtremeVision Bulbs (Headlights/Fogs)
Future Mods:
- ZFR Maybe?
- KY Stage 3 Clutch
In early 2011 I started looking for a new daily driver to replace my 2003 WRX. I needed something that I could mod and had settled on wanting a Cobalt SS/TC after researching all the options for AWD/FWD turbo cars under $20k that were less than 3 years old. But I didn't want just any SS/TC, I had to have a 4-door. The ultimate sleeper. I was in no hurry and didn't want to travel far -- my patience paid off in May of 2011 when a 26,000 mile white SS sedan popped up at a Jeep dealership about 150 miles from me in Colorado Springs, CO. $16,500 later I was the proud owner of an immaculate GMS1 SS/TC Sedan. This particular car was actually a pre-production RPO code car and was owned by General Motors Detriot Service Division for about the first 12,000 miles of its life before being sold at a GM auction. I chose the mods on this car to do as much as possible for as little money as possible, all the while keeping the outside appearence as subtle as possible. Just a humble little rental car that can infuriate most Vette owners with a loud NLS "pop" as they watch its taillights pull away. Car has 58,000 miles on it currently and sees the road everyday and full boost daily with no signs of giving in.
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I have the standard size. Hangs about .5" below the front lip, but you can't really notice it unless you lay in front of the car. Needless to say, it has a few scrapes on it, but it hasn't let me down yet.