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XTC Redesigned Header
Just got an email from Kenny at Cobalt Addiction.
The new redesigned header will be out in 3 weeks it's going to fit the 2.2 perfectly.
I should be getting around 165 WHP after this header and my XTC Downpipe goes on.
Wait for my DYNO results in about a month.
The new redesigned header will be out in 3 weeks it's going to fit the 2.2 perfectly.
I should be getting around 165 WHP after this header and my XTC Downpipe goes on.
Wait for my DYNO results in about a month.
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some guy dyno'd 152, but on a SS/SC header that was ported, a dp, and something else, and got nearly the same dyno sheet
edit: again like i said, im not too sure if i believe it, b/c how come when people use n2o, they're getting the exact number that their size shot should add.
IE. IF you obtained 80whp from a 75shot on a similar 4cyl, then ppl with cobalts are dynoing with that extra 80whp, but how come the computer isnt throttling and limiting the gas then??
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emailing XTC right now to get more info
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ive been waiting for a year in october, the companyt thats making it for Cobalt addiction keeps telling them 2 more weeks. he said i will be the first to know that its out since ive been waiting for about a year
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it doesn't have a choice, it doesn't control the nitrous or fuel...the jets do. the only thing it can do at that point is pull timing which you should do anyway under that type of shot.
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You would think if this is true, the whole 152 wall, then if you strapped a turbocharger to it, it would try to fight the effects and lower your total hp...
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the ECU doesn't control fuel on a wet nitrous kit
also the limiting factor is the motor itself...at this time it can only move so much air that opening up everything possible wont benefit you any if you can only move x amount of air at a given RPM.
to overcome this you need a cam with more lift and duration to allow for more air.
with a turbo/supercharger you are cramming in compressed air so it can take advantage of the larger exhaust and intake. Also at that point your stock injectors can't even support F/I because you are moving more air then you can provide fuel for so you can't cut back on already maxed out injectors.
also the limiting factor is the motor itself...at this time it can only move so much air that opening up everything possible wont benefit you any if you can only move x amount of air at a given RPM.
to overcome this you need a cam with more lift and duration to allow for more air.
with a turbo/supercharger you are cramming in compressed air so it can take advantage of the larger exhaust and intake. Also at that point your stock injectors can't even support F/I because you are moving more air then you can provide fuel for so you can't cut back on already maxed out injectors.
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the ECU doesn't control fuel on a wet nitrous kit
also the limiting factor is the motor itself...at this time it can only move so much air that opening up everything possible wont benefit you any if you can only move x amount of air at a given RPM.
to overcome this you need a cam with more lift and duration to allow for more air.
with a turbo/supercharger you are cramming in compressed air so it can take advantage of the larger exhaust and intake. Also at that point your stock injectors can't even support F/I because you are moving more air then you can provide fuel for so you can't cut back on already maxed out injectors.
also the limiting factor is the motor itself...at this time it can only move so much air that opening up everything possible wont benefit you any if you can only move x amount of air at a given RPM.
to overcome this you need a cam with more lift and duration to allow for more air.
with a turbo/supercharger you are cramming in compressed air so it can take advantage of the larger exhaust and intake. Also at that point your stock injectors can't even support F/I because you are moving more air then you can provide fuel for so you can't cut back on already maxed out injectors.
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Its not a "152" wall since thats just merely a number spit out by a dyno, could be 135 on another or 165 on a another. Its more of a cfm wall. The motor can only pull in so much air, like stated above cams will help by allowing the motor to bring in more air. Tuning is playing a big part too as your allowing the engine to breath better but no fuel is being added.
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i'm sure you could get more power out of the motor alone just from increasing the timing a little bit.
but it pretty much comes down to needing a way to tune no matter which route you're looking to go...
but it pretty much comes down to needing a way to tune no matter which route you're looking to go...
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Without a higher rev limit to take advantage of more aggressive cams the only ways to pull more power out of the motor is to raise the compression and add supporting mods that put more power to the ground
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Its not a "152" wall since thats just merely a number spit out by a dyno, could be 135 on another or 165 on a another. Its more of a cfm wall. The motor can only pull in so much air, like stated above cams will help by allowing the motor to bring in more air. Tuning is playing a big part too as your allowing the engine to breath better but no fuel is being added.
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