2.2L Performance Tech 16 valve 143 hp EcoTec with 150 lb-ft of torque

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Old 10-26-2014, 12:44 AM
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supercharger install

If you are in the middle of the parts gathering for your supercharger install and need bolts there is a place to go to. Its called BoltDepot.com they have just about every kind of bolt you will need.
I even found the hard to get shoulder bolts for the intake manifold. 8mm shoulder with a 6mm thread. They are a class 12.9 hardness
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Have you tested them yet?
Looks to me like there may not be enough thread on there to get them all the way in. Is it a removable sheath you can cut to length or solid?
if so i may pick some up, I'm just using 6mm with washers.
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Picture is a little off. The threads are about 1 inch long. The Shoulder is solid, the bolt is one piece and they are hard. These are 3/8 of an inch longer than normal for the phenolic spacer I'm installing between the head and intake.
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You have an automatic? Not sure I'd want an extra 3/8 on the front.
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Yes it's a auto. While it was in the shop getting fixed from the 1 ton episode. The whole radiator support has been moved with the bulkheads 1/2 forward to clear the supercharger pulley and give more wiggle room up front.
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Good idea, thanks for the info.
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I really want to zzp supercharge my hhr but i'm not 100% sure i have the motor i think i do my Vin is 3GNDA13DX7S505752 (its an 07) Can any of you inbox me and let me know what motor i have im thinking 2.2l but it could be any, help please?
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Eighth digit in vin is the engine, D is 2.2, P would be 2.4
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