Hell yeah, thing is, I just picked up a black LNF. So, I'll be sure to make it out to some meets more often.

Sweet dude! When are we doing some E47 tuning on that beast?!

I have been looking EVERYWHERE, and have gotten a lot of different info.
1. Do we need to change our supercharger oil.?
2. What is the capacity?
3. What type of oil?

I already have the supercharger off, and plan on doing a teardown. I have heard different amounts if you leave the snout on, and different amounts if you take the snout off. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

So you tune SS/SC?

And I just stripped out the drain plug....AWESOME!!

To hell with this, I am going TVS, or turbo swap

Back that, you do tunes?

Of course! Been tuning them for 11 years :-)

Yeah, are you in the Phoenix area?

1. YES, about every 50,000 miles
2. An 8 ounce bottle is more than enough. It will take a little more than 6 oz I believe.
3. GM Supercharger Oil

Thank you!

Yeah, I'm in Queen Creek. About 30-45mins outside of phoenix.

I'm in need of a tune for an 06 ss/sc. I'm in the east valley, who is the man out here???

Glad we talked guys. Looking forward to meeting you both soon!

Im in gilbert...

Been years man! Why haven't you ever picked up HPTuners and learned to write tunes? You've been around long enough!

Does a tuning lesson come with a tune? I'm in the middle of planning some upgrades, so I'll need a tune & would like to learn also...

How have I never seen your car..?

Sure. I can advise you on the methodology during the process. There's no "secret" to it, just not something that can be learned overnight.

If anyone still checks this thread...got a 2006 LS sedan auto with only 38k miles for sale.

2006 Chevrolet Cobalt LS Sedan

Link didn't work. Guessing you sold it?

too busy, never have time for it. Plus I'd be too afraid I would mess something up.

Probably because it is a garage queen! :lol: :cry:

Any members still active in AZ, specifically Tucson?

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