What Have You Done To Your Cobalt Today?
Started to install the Brembo brake upgrade and will finish tomorrow, then got to run and get tires that aren't completely bald for the IRL wheels I have since I'm doing a 5 lug swap too.
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thanks everyone. ill see if i cant get a better pic up tomorriw
7424xp porter cable polisher speeds 4-5
hex logic orange cutting pad
meguiars m105 polish
didnt bother with finishing with fine polish and polishing pad but id recommend it
then some chemicalguys sealant
looks good for now.well see how long it lasts
7424xp porter cable polisher speeds 4-5
hex logic orange cutting pad
meguiars m105 polish
didnt bother with finishing with fine polish and polishing pad but id recommend it
then some chemicalguys sealant
looks good for now.well see how long it lasts
Last edited by riceburner; Sep 25, 2013 at 08:32 AM.
I'm in the middle of a 5 lug swap and Brembo upgrade. Just finished the front now onto the back and then to bleed the brakes.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/t9fns4gg6u...2013.06.45.jpg
https://www.dropbox.com/s/t9fns4gg6u...2013.06.45.jpg
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I put a pro clip cell phone caddy in it. I freakin loved my Cobalt pro clip cell phone caddy. Not loving the one for the new car so much at all. Maybe it will grow on me.
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Moved the cell phone caddy to a better spot. Love it now.
so, proclip. They make cell phone caddies and stuff like that. You pick the mount for your car, then they have several caddy designs that you choose from to fir your phone. So, I had the base for a Cobalt, that clips on to the right of the radio, and the base was for my galaxy s3, a charger type that plugs into your lighter. Really nice setup. When I got the Vette I kept the caddy and got a clip on mount for it. I originally clipped it next to the HVAC, but moved it up next to the radio last night. Now I can use my cup holder again. Device Holders and Dashboard Vehicle Mounts - ProClip USA I had it in my Cobalt for a long time and really liked it.
Disabled CAGS last night. HPTuners is great stuff.
so, proclip. They make cell phone caddies and stuff like that. You pick the mount for your car, then they have several caddy designs that you choose from to fir your phone. So, I had the base for a Cobalt, that clips on to the right of the radio, and the base was for my galaxy s3, a charger type that plugs into your lighter. Really nice setup. When I got the Vette I kept the caddy and got a clip on mount for it. I originally clipped it next to the HVAC, but moved it up next to the radio last night. Now I can use my cup holder again. Device Holders and Dashboard Vehicle Mounts - ProClip USA I had it in my Cobalt for a long time and really liked it.
Disabled CAGS last night. HPTuners is great stuff.
Swap complete with bleed brakes and working perfect. Love the stopping power combined with much better tires. 5 lug conversion really isn't too hard just cost more than most want to spend.
Took a few pics of the Balt as well as having the correct tires mounted.
https://www.dropbox.com/sc/jh6w49b8fxkevqv/ZKLAW7_UTN
https://www.dropbox.com/sc/jh6w49b8fxkevqv/ZKLAW7_UTN
replaced broken radiator with zzp's radiator. realized my hahn intercooler had cracks in the end tanks. so i bought a stocker off a guy. then one of the camps for the mount the charge piping to the intercooler broke, so i had to go get one of those. then installed a stock intercooler and filled my coolant back up. oh the radiator had fitment issues as well
Any videos of runs at the drag strip?
I've made 40+ runs in it so far this year and getting anything lower than a 2.2XX 60' is seemingly impossible.. still working on driver mod though, the goal is to see 12's on stock turbo at some point.
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You're running a tire with a stiff sidewall. Doesn't much matter how you air them down, they are going to be hard to work with. Been heat cycled a lot too. probably pretty damned slick by now. Getting under 2.2 with them is going to be a difficult proposition.



