southwest2118

we bought one the other day at a auction....it wasn't ss or anything just regular ...the acceleration on it is not bad......but its still a Chevy

bitchasscracker

why dont you see about a swap for the "good" motor they came with

mcfly

the 2.0 ss engine is fucken expensive, last time i checked they are around 4-5g

RedCavz

that engine is fine for what you want. 300whp stock block all day. use hptuners to tune it and you'll never have a problem. aluminum 2.2 block, iron sleeves from the factory.

N1ghtM0nkey

I'd say the cheapest way to get a nice boost in power would be to sell it and buy a car meant to go fast.

Or you could check the junkyards, wrecking yards (think towing service), and impound lots religiously to check for wrecked, stolen, abandoned (hey...it is a cheap GM car) Cobalt SS Supercharged and just yank the motor, tranny, computer, whatever else out of it.

If nothing else you should be able to use the supercharger off of it and put the rest on eBay. But I don't know anything about GM's so I might not be correct.

HondaTuner

What did I tell you kaleb :P

You were getting boners over STi's at the flashlight drags, get one

mcfly

haha yeah but payments and insurance

Econo-Box

I love it. So your "sleeper" will be lowerd with rims and tint?

Real subtle there. no one will see a lowered 2 door coupe with aftermarket tint and rims 2 sizes larger than what it came with as something sports car oreinted. Nice work.

mcfly

well if come where i live, riced out cars everywhere but have no go, i beat half the kids here who have bodykits, rims lowered tint ect....so people would think nothing of it

Econo-Box

I dunno man I hear folks saying all the time "I am gonna build a street sleeper with an awesome bodykit and rims ...." I have always felt like a sleeper should mean something you can overlook even if your a car enthusiast. lil evo is a prime example.

No one thinks that is a 400 whp AWD monster.

this is not sleeper.