My "Large" ZZP Parts Order I'm About to Fire Off - Comments?
#27
#28
hmm... i guess those are good reasons. lol im sorry to hear about your bad experience from them but i installed my shorty header from zzp last night and i have zero complaints. why didnt you tell zzp about your problems and send it back?
#29
"if you want oem quality and fitment buy oem parts" - zoomer
#32
you do not need the fuel pump or the coupler or the plug or the spacer
your not going to max out the m62 potential with just bolt on **** if you want to do that step up to the plate and port the head resleeve the block run a set of 11to1 pistons a good set of rods and cams and valve springs an ati dampener find a great tuner and run some spray
your not going to max out the m62 potential with just bolt on **** if you want to do that step up to the plate and port the head resleeve the block run a set of 11to1 pistons a good set of rods and cams and valve springs an ati dampener find a great tuner and run some spray
Definitely wish I could do this...
you do not need the fuel pump or the coupler or the plug or the spacer
your not going to max out the m62 potential with just bolt on **** if you want to do that step up to the plate and port the head resleeve the block run a set of 11to1 pistons a good set of rods and cams and valve springs an ati dampener find a great tuner and run some spray
your not going to max out the m62 potential with just bolt on **** if you want to do that step up to the plate and port the head resleeve the block run a set of 11to1 pistons a good set of rods and cams and valve springs an ati dampener find a great tuner and run some spray
Last edited by boostbalt; 07-29-2014 at 09:26 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
#33
#34
their mid length header kit sucks, i regretted buying it the day i received it. Id recommend the stainless steel ebay longtubes.
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/gene...review-304942/
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/gene...review-304942/
Am I missing something here? There was a unfinished weld, and exhaust leak mentioned in the review. Not good in my books.
Last edited by boostbalt; 07-29-2014 at 09:45 PM.
#36
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#37
I have the ZZP Midlength header and downpipe, and that is not at all what mine looked like. It looked a lot better and lined up better than the eBay one you also showed. Not sure where you got that one from, but it wasn't ZZP.
#38
#39
Didnt have any problems with my ebay header, in fact i posted it in that thread. Been running great ever since and I got better performance out of it compared to the ZZP piece, but your welcome to buy whatever you want to buy, its your money.
#40
#41
this dudes gonna end up not buying **** lol
ill play my part..
you dont need cooling mods. opt b is good though
the plug may seem stuck because its steel and the blower is cast aluminum. the two different materials heat up and expand differently making it harder to untorque the bolt, just like the drain plug on the transmission. itll go with some persuasion
ill play my part..
you dont need cooling mods. opt b is good though
the plug may seem stuck because its steel and the blower is cast aluminum. the two different materials heat up and expand differently making it harder to untorque the bolt, just like the drain plug on the transmission. itll go with some persuasion
Last edited by southal cobalt; 07-29-2014 at 10:56 PM.
#42
I bought it when they first came out and everyone was raving about them. Honestly, not sure how effective it is because I threw it on with a heat exchanger, dual pass, opt b at the same time. On a hot day (90+ degrees) my iat2 temps will get into the 140-150s after a hard pull through the top of 4th on a 2.7... they drop pretty quickly though. I'm on the E, so not to worried lol.
#44
this dudes gonna end up not buying **** lol
ill play my part..
you dont need cooling mods. opt b is good though
the plug may seem stuck because its steel and the blower is cast aluminum. the two different materials heat up and expand differently making it harder to untorque the bolt, just like the drain plug on the transmission. itll go with some persuasion
ill play my part..
you dont need cooling mods. opt b is good though
the plug may seem stuck because its steel and the blower is cast aluminum. the two different materials heat up and expand differently making it harder to untorque the bolt, just like the drain plug on the transmission. itll go with some persuasion
#45
i dont think the cost is worth the benefit. you could spend 600 on all the cooling mods or save up for a ported head and get more flow and cooling.
my iats go over 160 at the end of third gear in the hottest and most humid alabama weather. thats worse case scenario. i understand that volume is lost as air density decreases, less timing advance is available, but if you dont have the money to spend on cooling, its not such a big deal. if someone wants a 2.8" pulley or so, they should just go for it. the low end torque is worth it. will my car make the same power when iats get that high? no, but i can live with that.
my iats go over 160 at the end of third gear in the hottest and most humid alabama weather. thats worse case scenario. i understand that volume is lost as air density decreases, less timing advance is available, but if you dont have the money to spend on cooling, its not such a big deal. if someone wants a 2.8" pulley or so, they should just go for it. the low end torque is worth it. will my car make the same power when iats get that high? no, but i can live with that.
#46
i dont think the cost is worth the benefit. you could spend 600 on all the cooling mods or save up for a ported head and get more flow and cooling.
my iats go over 160 at the end of third gear in the hottest and most humid alabama weather. thats worse case scenario. i understand that volume is lost as air density decreases, less timing advance is available, but if you dont have the money to spend on cooling, its not such a big deal. if someone wants a 2.8" pulley or so, they should just go for it. the low end torque is worth it. will my car make the same power when iats get that high? no, but i can live with that.
my iats go over 160 at the end of third gear in the hottest and most humid alabama weather. thats worse case scenario. i understand that volume is lost as air density decreases, less timing advance is available, but if you dont have the money to spend on cooling, its not such a big deal. if someone wants a 2.8" pulley or so, they should just go for it. the low end torque is worth it. will my car make the same power when iats get that high? no, but i can live with that.
I thought the spacer was to prevent heat soak of the SC from touching the aluminum intake? Is that not correct? Because it seems it'd logically work for such a task..
Thanks, I guess I read a lot of information about these when they came out, so I'm surprised at the 180.
PS: I guess I should mention, I want to go full-bolt-on, I made the mistake of saying maxing out the M62. Not ready to port heads and stuff just yet, I will probably go turbo next (few years) and do it all.
#48
I don't want to sound like a dick. However, in this case, this is only a fraction of what I got to spend. So I don't mind spending $600 or $1200 more, if it means a bit more performance and better cooling. I am a bit of a cooling fiend.
I thought the spacer was to prevent heat soak of the SC from touching the aluminum intake? Is that not correct? Because it seems it'd logically work for such a task..
Thanks, I guess I read a lot of information about these when they came out, so I'm surprised at the 180.
PS: I guess I should mention, I want to go full-bolt-on, I made the mistake of saying maxing out the M62. Not ready to port heads and stuff just yet, I will probably go turbo next (few years) and do it all.
I thought the spacer was to prevent heat soak of the SC from touching the aluminum intake? Is that not correct? Because it seems it'd logically work for such a task..
Thanks, I guess I read a lot of information about these when they came out, so I'm surprised at the 180.
PS: I guess I should mention, I want to go full-bolt-on, I made the mistake of saying maxing out the M62. Not ready to port heads and stuff just yet, I will probably go turbo next (few years) and do it all.
#50
If your planning to go turbo then just wait and go turbo, don't even bother dicking around with the supercharger. When all is said and done you still got to install the parts, tune for them then when you decide it's time to turbo, your gonna have to uninstall everything part it out for half of what you paid , then get the turbo set-up Yada Yada Yada....
If you really need something to satisfy you before going turbo I'd go with bigger injectors, option b, maybe a smaller pulley, and meth. A ported head could do wonders but might as well do cams at the same time so id wait on that, again if you are certain you want to go turbo.
If you were planning to go tvs on the other hand that changed things a bit
If you really need something to satisfy you before going turbo I'd go with bigger injectors, option b, maybe a smaller pulley, and meth. A ported head could do wonders but might as well do cams at the same time so id wait on that, again if you are certain you want to go turbo.
If you were planning to go tvs on the other hand that changed things a bit