Hahn 2.2 Turbo Kit
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Hahn 2.2 Turbo Kit
Does anyone know when the Hahn 2.2 Turbo kit is coming out? My brother wants to buy one and i'm trying to find out more info on it. Aren't there stage kits as well? He keeps talking about getting the Hahn Stage 2 kit. I keep telling him that it isn't out yet but he doesn't belive me.
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This topic is widely covered in other threads. Please use the search feature.
Hahn kits, and any others for that matter, for the 2.2L Cobalts are being held up due to a lack of fuel control options. They are all waiting for a software solution to the model E16 ECM in our car. HP Tuners is working on it.
No kits at all have yet been released. Your friend may be confusing other Ecotec turbo kits with this one. There are other Hahn ecotec kits in retail market, just not for the Cobalt yet.
Hahn kits, and any others for that matter, for the 2.2L Cobalts are being held up due to a lack of fuel control options. They are all waiting for a software solution to the model E16 ECM in our car. HP Tuners is working on it.
No kits at all have yet been released. Your friend may be confusing other Ecotec turbo kits with this one. There are other Hahn ecotec kits in retail market, just not for the Cobalt yet.
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the latest news on it that i have heard is it will be released before spring of 2007......ie: early next year......soooo.....this is good for us poor guys who need to save up.....well...not poor but not f*cking rich......
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... isn't the 2,2 the same as the 2,4? wouldn't a kit for one fit both?
Also, why wouldn't a kit from a last gen J-body work on a 2,2 or 2,4 balt?
sorry, newbie questions, not used to forced induction, didnt need it on my old car
Also, why wouldn't a kit from a last gen J-body work on a 2,2 or 2,4 balt?
sorry, newbie questions, not used to forced induction, didnt need it on my old car
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Originally Posted by Wo|F
... isn't the 2,2 the same as the 2,4? wouldn't a kit for one fit both?
Also, why wouldn't a kit from a last gen J-body work on a 2,2 or 2,4 balt?
sorry, newbie questions, not used to forced induction, didnt need it on my old car
Also, why wouldn't a kit from a last gen J-body work on a 2,2 or 2,4 balt?
sorry, newbie questions, not used to forced induction, didnt need it on my old car
Also, the J-body and Cobalts have 2 different engine bays.
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No previous kit will work on the Cobalt. Yes, it has the same engine as many other cars. All the hard parts of the turbo kit itself are the same. However, the 2.2L Cobalt is using a completely unique ECM. Each Cobalt model, meaning the 2.0, the 2.2, and the 2.4, all use different computers. The 2.0 and 2.4 have been successfully cracked and support is now available for those. The 2.2 has not yet been cracked.
Historically you could use a stand alone fuel control unit and not mess with the ECM. You can still do that, but you have no control over ignition, and the ECM gets really screwed up when it sees the engine performing in ways it has no data for. You can't just bypass the ECM either in the Cobalt. The ECM supplies data to the power steering and instrument cluster. Both would become inoperative.
Historically you could use a stand alone fuel control unit and not mess with the ECM. You can still do that, but you have no control over ignition, and the ECM gets really screwed up when it sees the engine performing in ways it has no data for. You can't just bypass the ECM either in the Cobalt. The ECM supplies data to the power steering and instrument cluster. Both would become inoperative.
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Yeah I told him it wasn't out yet because there is no program out there yet to modify the 2.2 computer yet. He then asked me if he should get a custom one done. I told him the same thing, that he would need access to the computer which no one had as of now. He has the money though for stage 2 plus installation..well he should anyway. The stage 2 kit can't be more than $3500.
I also told him he would need a new clutch as well. He told me since he wouldn't have much more money left over, that he would granny shift it....Floor it in every gear, but granny shift (which is what I have been doing for the past 3-4 months while shifting at 5500 rpm and still winning races lol)
I also told him he would need a new clutch as well. He told me since he wouldn't have much more money left over, that he would granny shift it....Floor it in every gear, but granny shift (which is what I have been doing for the past 3-4 months while shifting at 5500 rpm and still winning races lol)
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Originally Posted by Halfcent
No previous kit will work on the Cobalt. Yes, it has the same engine as many other cars. All the hard parts of the turbo kit itself are the same. However, the 2.2L Cobalt is using a completely unique ECM. Each Cobalt model, meaning the 2.0, the 2.2, and the 2.4, all use different computers. The 2.0 and 2.4 have been successfully cracked and support is now available for those. The 2.2 has not yet been cracked.
Historically you could use a stand alone fuel control unit and not mess with the ECM. You can still do that, but you have no control over ignition, and the ECM gets really screwed up when it sees the engine performing in ways it has no data for. You can't just bypass the ECM either in the Cobalt. The ECM supplies data to the power steering and instrument cluster. Both would become inoperative.
Historically you could use a stand alone fuel control unit and not mess with the ECM. You can still do that, but you have no control over ignition, and the ECM gets really screwed up when it sees the engine performing in ways it has no data for. You can't just bypass the ECM either in the Cobalt. The ECM supplies data to the power steering and instrument cluster. Both would become inoperative.
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OR!!! You could wait to buy a Cobalt kit, end up spending less money because you didn't have to modify anything, and not have to wait around for somebody to crack your ECM because that's what you will end up having to do since that's what everybody else is being held up by.
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Ok my bro is now changing his mind...oh btw, he is my brother, blood related, i don't call my friends bros lol. Anyway, he wants to do what your doing now halfcent. With all the internal custom crap, new block, yadda yadda yadda...I told him not to because he doesn't know very much about how engines work, he knows what parts do but he wouldn't know how to tune it or anything. I told him to wait for the turbo kit to come out.
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you will be able to get it from the website i believe hahnracecraft.com ........from what ive heard it will be under $4000.......also, the 2.4 kit will not work on the 2.2 due to a difference in manifold size and difference in the pcm......
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Yeah my brother asked me if he could have my MAF T when I get a custom tune, but I told him it may not work properly....I have to ask Intense racing about that.
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