What Do You Love About Your 1st Gen?
#81
04-01-2010, 02:54 PM
Diesel Wrench
i love how you can disconect the abs box and it stops better and you turn a few screws on the pump and it goes faster you take the muffler out and it sounds badass and you cant killem so u gota join em mine rides super rough tho but thats ok im young
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how much was the cobalt turbo is it a good replacment what about a sti turbo id like to do a turbo upgrade on mine to try to cut down on the smoke and ofcoarse more power
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I love the simplicity of my first gen. I love the rough ride, and I love the smell of the interior (a mix of diesel fuel, rust, mold, and old truck in general). I love the way she lopes on a cold morning, and the smell of the diesel exhaust lingering in the cold air. I love that its really the only thing I would have spent that much money on, just for a project truck. I love that first gear is a granny gear, and that I just cannot get the hang of driving it like that, haha.
But, the thing I like most about is the shake that it does when I turn it off.
But, the thing I like most about is the shake that it does when I turn it off.
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#82
04-01-2010, 04:13 PM
Say what? The Cobalt and STi turbos are MUCH too small for the truck. My other car is a Cobalt SS turbo (not sure if you were looking at my sig?). If you want a good cheap replacement, the HE351 is a good replacement, or the HX40, or if you have some money to spend, a 62/65/12 would be a good one too. Look around in the forums here, and you will pick up on what is a good turbo for your needs.
i thought you said you put a 2008 ss turbo on
#86
04-01-2010, 05:02 PM
#87
04-01-2010, 06:09 PM
Diesel Fan
#88
04-01-2010, 07:35 PM
Diesel Bomber
The early non-intercooled 1st Gens had the baby H1c w/54mm compressor. 91.5-93 came with a 56mm impeller, stock. It's well matched to the stock setup, no more.
Of course that's the way they designed it - perfectly suited to run well as advertised, right off the assembly line.
Of course that's the way they designed it - perfectly suited to run well as advertised, right off the assembly line.
#90
04-01-2010, 10:37 PM
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I may have just got mine sunday, but i love how i TOUCH the ignition it starts, with no key of course, I love how it has 650,000km on it and still runs like a champ, I love how i pop the hood to my ricer cousin and he said "wheres the wiring? How the f*ck does it run?", I love how the whole truck shakes on shutdown, I love how it looks, I love how its paid for and my dad is still making payments on his cummins, I Love how i can smoke out any lowered ricer i can find 
, I love how it sounds when your shiftin gears, Throttle on!, I Love that fact that the motor is the only thing under the hood, I love how simple the truck is, I will love everyones look when i start driving it to school rollin the coal 
, I will love how all the girls will want rides in the "big truck", I love how i can make 100hp for so little money and run faster than a car 1/3 of my trucks weight, I love how it chugs along and bounces and rattles. I think that does it for me.
, I love how it sounds when your shiftin gears, Throttle on!, I Love that fact that the motor is the only thing under the hood, I love how simple the truck is, I will love everyones look when i start driving it to school rollin the coal , I will love how all the girls will want rides in the "big truck", I love how i can make 100hp for so little money and run faster than a car 1/3 of my trucks weight, I love how it chugs along and bounces and rattles. I think that does it for me.
