Cobalt

Asked by Scott Mar 04, 2018 at 03:06 AM about the 2005 Chevrolet Cobalt LS Coupe FWD

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Thank goodness you're here Scott. Finally someone who knows ALL the answers.

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Hey scott ive got a 2010 colbalt Lt and blown motor 2.2 L and was wondering if i buy a colbalt ss supercharged or the turbo motor from a wrecked car with good motor and tranny would i be able to put a ss motor in thanks steve email if u want rokitt3ulonrebel@outlook.com

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Anything can be made to fit if you try hard enough. The engine you are thinking about is a 2.0 LSJ or LSN(?). There are some small differences. You will need the wiring harness and computer to make it all work as well as the boost gauge and the fuel pump. For the supercharged one you will also need the intercooler. Probably for the turbo one as well, I'm not sure. After doing all this you will still just have a fast LT. It will not have the beefier sport suspension of the SS cars. If it were me I'd simply buy an SS/SC or turbo car. It's ready to go so you can start enjoying it right away and at the end of the day will probably cost less than trying to make one.

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