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Old 06-06-2008, 04:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Blown 4-banger
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At least I didn't freeze mine...
Old 06-06-2008, 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted by LamboW9
honestly who's running 600hp on a street cobalt?
There are quite a few Cobalts that are sniffing the 600hp mark; a little bit more refinement & a few parts maybe and almost all of them could hit it. Paul, The Hahn GT35R Cobalt, the Hahn S20G Cobalt (when he gets a new clutch and cranks up that boost), ZZP... probably QUITE a few that I am forgetting.

We're talking 600 CRANK HP, not Wheel.

A 600hp Street Cobalt isn't that hard to do... it just takes some money and knowledge (and a little bit of race gas). Pistons, RODS, and some other misc stuff with a giant turbo, and its EASILY doable.

Quit being a hater.
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Can you do the stock pistons as well. I have a spare stock rotating assembly incase.
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Originally Posted by Maxim_X
Can you do the stock pistons as well. I have a spare stock rotating assembly incase.
Yeah, stock parts benefit just as much as aftermarket parts.
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how much wouldthis process cost say, if i take it somewhere and have it done? i have my engine tore apart right now...
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Originally Posted by Mnatvyc1223
how much wouldthis process cost say, if i take it somewhere and have it done? i have my engine tore apart right now...
i got my whole block, crank rods pistons head valve train studs, pretty much everything cryoed............it cost me $425
the awesome thing is there is a cryo shop right here in socal
http://www.nwcryo.com/motorsports_price.html
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www.frozenhorsepower.com

Thats where I got mine done.
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Originally Posted by Blown 4-banger
www.frozenhorsepower.com

Thats where I got mine done.
damn i should've had him cryo my spark plugs while i was at it!
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