Jexter

Hello fellow Cobalt enthusiasts,
I have recently purchased an 05 Supercharged Cobalt with quite the impressive mod list but sadly still on its stock clutch with just over 100k km's on it before I put it on the road I would like to be sure my clutch will be good for 400+crank torque as I am doubtful the stock one will continue to hold for me I can provide mode list if needed for someone to determine the best/most reasonable clutch for something with high power but a daily driver, my preference in clutch effort is a little more firm then stock but not a track clutch or anything thanks so much if you would like pic's let me know thanks!




MOD LIST:

Hp tune (tuned on dyno machine)
Full stage 3 (ZZP)
Gm Stage 2 Tune
2.8 supercharger pulley
Upgraded Engine Mount
80lb injectors (running on E85)
Reprogrammed ECU
ZZP injector harness
Vibrant Headers
GM performance exhaust
Bolt conversion from OEM to 5x114.3 (20mm adapter)
Full Adjustable D2 Coilovers
ZZP Option B cooling system
17" Rota Grid Rims
Tinted tailights
Projector headlights (with HID kit)
Double din Panasonic touch screen (with iPhone or Aux connection)
ZZP fuel pump rewire
Powell teal tow hooks (front and rear)
Debaged
AEM intake

Currently around 350+ crank hp

Staged07SS

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Gmpp

ECaulk

iTrader: (6)

2nd

Jexter

Thanks guys I did some research I would that be good for holding my torque says up to 300hp I'm still planning on building to my mod list and don't want to be limited because of the clutch I put in once upon a time how are Exedy's?

Sharkey

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the gmpp clutch will hold up to anything you can do with a supercharger (stock or tvs)

Jexter

Thanks Sharkey, how hard is installation I will be doing it myself with my dad who's an ex mechanic I have a hoist and all necessary tools just haven't worked on newer cars that much, Thanks

~Jex

Supercharged06SS

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it's more time consuming than hard, you need to drop the subframe. Pretty sure there's good instructions somewhere

Staged07SS

iTrader: (25)

GM build book is a great source for clutch removal.