Manitoba SS 2014
#1006
Senior Member
Where was this car when I was car shopping?
Price is a little steep for private sale but I'd love to have SS in white.
2008 Chevrolet Cobalt ss turbo Coupe | cars & trucks | Winnipeg | Kijiji
Then there is this guy that must be on crack.
2009 Cobalt SS Turbocharged - FRESH SAFETY! | cars & trucks | Winnipeg | Kijiji
Price is a little steep for private sale but I'd love to have SS in white.
2008 Chevrolet Cobalt ss turbo Coupe | cars & trucks | Winnipeg | Kijiji
Then there is this guy that must be on crack.
2009 Cobalt SS Turbocharged - FRESH SAFETY! | cars & trucks | Winnipeg | Kijiji
#1011
Got Bewst?
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Good to know! My key fobs took a ****. Ordered knock offs on eBay because the GM ones are hella expensive. Luckily I know a tech at bitchwood chev to program them. I stopped by to get the fobs sync'd and they wouldn't. Tried a GM one, boom no problem. So I took it in the ass and bought a GM fob. But he got it to me for his cost so it helped the blow. Luckily I can return my garbage eBay fobs.
#1012
ok guys I need ur advice. issues with the bov setup. put in a different spring, the one zzp recommends for straight to manifold connection. now bov doesn't open to quick at anything less than wot. annoying. I had 12 psi spring in there, which left bov open at idle but it opened properly when u shift at 3k or above rpm. but it caused stumbling issues at around -12 vac since it would open when im normally driving through town and ur vac goes up and down a lot with throttle play. so here is what I need help with, shall I do maf relocate and tune for bov right, instead of ecp tune. ecp tune seems to be a pita with my fuel trims. cant get em right it seems. or shall I just sell this bov and pipe and go back to stock setup and non ecp tune which I know works right
#1022
well I am running bpv and bov now, seems to work much better. bpv for low boost, bov for high boost. sounds really good actually. but, im running both off manifold. probably no good idea since bpv is probably open at idle now. gonna have to go through solenoid so it only sees , for lack of a word, boost, or rather air flowing against it at idle so it stays closed. im thinking that's why they have that solenoid. bpv can have a really light spring without opening at idle cause solenoid wont let it see vacuum till ecu tells it to, which id assume is when throttle is pressed and let go, solenoid is commanded to activate. someone test my theory and run bpv directly to manifold and see what car does. im on ecp tune so I cant.