2.4L Performance Tech 16 valve 172 hp EcoTec with 162 lb-ft of torque

Hahn Racecraft Turbo Kit

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Old Jul 24, 2007 | 08:31 AM
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Originally Posted by TomsHHR
What about the Drive train, will it handle the extra HP, also how about brakes?

Sorry with everybody talking about the turbo, we forget about the other important items.
Well the Cobalt ss/sc are having their front ?axels? brake with stage 3 set ups so there pushing like 300hp+ easliy but there also drving it hard at the track it doesn't seem to be happening on everday drivers but on the dragsters. As far as the clucth it should hold with the kit stock but past that i would upgrade but you shouldn't have n e problems. The brakes well no one should be drving 90+ then slamming on the brakes n e ways.....
Old Sep 27, 2007 | 09:04 PM
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Ya I brought it back from from the dead, but was on Hahn's website says HHR turbo system is in development. I don't if it has been that way or when it changed but hopefully it will be released soon. Xmas is around the corner
Old Sep 28, 2007 | 12:08 AM
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Xmas is around the corner
so is tax money season
Old Sep 28, 2007 | 04:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Black Beauty
I see where the most problems supposedly is the "Intercooling Piping".
You don`t have to have an intercooler, it just helps cool the air flow.
My Caravan didn`t have one and ran just fine, I wanted one, fabbed up my own plumbing. Found a unit in the boneyard, off a Probe, it fit in the space where the a/c condensor/fan unit used to be.
sure, you don't have to have an intercooler up until about 6/7 psi when your engine starts knocking...

getting an intercooler will help keep everything safe - even if you're not looking to build a huge monster.



hahn has been in this game a long time. they make some big turbo kits for the srt4s, subbies, etc... and they did the first add on turbo kit for a ptcruiser and they are still running fine 5 years later. you do need to have at least a working knowledge of fuel systems and basic tuning to keep things safe but it's nothing you can't handle with asking a few questions and not being stupid...

go for it when it's out.
Old Sep 28, 2007 | 08:37 PM
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Still doubtful about this, with such high compression in the 2.4L I would be worried about blown gaskets. Hahn would probably address this but, I wouldnt add boost to such a high compression motor, just not a good idea.
Old Sep 28, 2007 | 08:42 PM
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Seems to me that if this was so easy to do, it would be done by now. It's not like they just started working on this; it's been in developement for at least a year.
Old Sep 30, 2007 | 10:54 AM
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Originally Posted by GDZHHR
Seems to me that if this was so easy to do, it would be done by now. It's not like they just started working on this; it's been in developement for at least a year.
id rather a company take their time choosing the right turbo, plumbing, and tuning components instead of just throwing something together...

throwing a turbo kit together is what blows gaskets and heads... not r&d.
Old Sep 30, 2007 | 11:00 AM
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I'd say after two years of R&D we don't have to worry about them "throwing it together".
Old Oct 1, 2007 | 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by GDZHHR
I'd say after two years of R&D we don't have to worry about them "throwing it together".
Nope quote from the cobalt turbo kit:
After 2 years of extensive engineering and testing, Hahn RaceCraft has achieved a turbo system with a fuel management system that works exceptionally well. Coupled with an ECM re-flash (included) and a TCM re-flash (for A/T vehicle) is Hahn RaceCraft's exclusive field-adjustable, boost-proportional fueling system. Hahn has conquered the difficult 2.4L ECOTEC tuning with the development of Hahn RaceCraft's BoostFueler. Conventional tuning procedures do not work well on the 2.4L ECOTEC motor. The Hahn RaceCraft BoostFueler makes performance tuning an easy reality. Your vehicle will maintain excellent drivability and civility. The beauty of
this system is that it works for both manual and automatic transmission vehicles and creates more horsepower per pound of boost compared to the 2.0L supercharged Cobalt SS. The horsepower gain is impressive! Create a
vehicle with super consistent bracket racing potential ..today!

So that means any day now it will come out
Old Oct 1, 2007 | 08:17 PM
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So why is everyone jumping on me for merely pointing out that this has been R&D'ed for sometime and there is still nothing on the market, Neither of you really stated anything that changes what I said.

I said it wasn't easy and that no one could accused them of throwing it together. What's was wrong with saying that. If it's not in production, it's not in production. Pretty simple. Just becuase it's in development and they SAY it coming soon, does NOT mean that it is.

I hope it is. Since I won't be getting an SS, this will be my best chance at anything close to a high performance HHR.



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