RX8Club.com

RX8Club.com (https://www.rx8club.com/)
-   General Automotive (https://www.rx8club.com/general-automotive-49/)
-   -   07 cobalt ss series (https://www.rx8club.com/general-automotive-49/07-cobalt-ss-series-239195/)

jeff t 10-13-2012 10:53 PM

07 cobalt ss series
 
my voltage stabilizer says the distributor, alternator or near cylinder head are how you increased torque and alternator for increased response. my battery is in the trunk. can I hook it up to the booster or do I have to run several cables from the front to the back.

9krpmrx8 10-13-2012 11:11 PM

Put the positive cable on your left nipple and the negative cable on you right nipple.

LifeAfterRx8 10-13-2012 11:13 PM


Originally Posted by 9krpmrx8 (Post 4366608)
Put the positive cable on your left nipple and the negative cable on you right nipple.

+1 :evil_laug

No but in all seriousness, why would you post this on an RX8 CLUB forum when you drive a cobalt?...

comebackqid 10-14-2012 12:06 AM


Originally Posted by LifeAfterRx8 (Post 4366609)
+1 :evil_laug

No but in all seriousness, why would you post this on an RX8 CLUB forum when you drive a cobalt?...

I was thinking the same thing :dunno: WTH?

wcs 10-14-2012 07:38 AM

LOL FTW on the strangest thread I've seen in awhile.

The OP actually edited his post.

Ok ok ok ok ok ... lol lets nots chase this guys off.

I'm really curious


You shouldn't require cables running from the trunk. A good ground close to the engine mount should be suitable.

monchie 10-14-2012 03:18 PM


Originally Posted by jeff t (Post 4366605)
my voltage stabilizer says the distributor, alternator or near cylinder head are how you increased torque and alternator for increased response. my battery is in the trunk. can I hook it up to the booster or do I have to run several cables from the front to the back.


Is that Cobalt engine rotary? :evil_laug

wcs 10-14-2012 03:26 PM


Originally Posted by monchie (Post 4366759)
Is that Cobalt engine rotary? :evil_laug

Ewwww I never thought of that!

Pics!

Bladecutter 10-16-2012 02:05 PM


Originally Posted by jeff t (Post 4366605)
my voltage stabilizer says the distributor, alternator or near cylinder head are how you increased torque and alternator for increased response. my battery is in the trunk. can I hook it up to the booster or do I have to run several cables from the front to the back.

Wow, you not only have a talking voltage stabilizer, but you have a Cobalt SS with multiple cylinder heads. You are a God amongst amoebas.

We are not the ones to help you with your issue, for we can never truly understand the greatness that you have in your possession. We urge you to seek out other Gods on the internet who might also have talking voltage stabilizers and multi-headed Cobalt SS chariots.

I believe you will find your own kind with a little help from the Pagan God Google.

Good journey to you, you Glorious King of Gods.

BC.

Leonheart 10-17-2012 02:53 AM


Originally Posted by jeff t (Post 4366605)
my voltage stabilizer says the distributor, alternator or near cylinder head are how you increased torque and alternator for increased response. my battery is in the trunk. can I hook it up to the booster or do I have to run several cables from the front to the back.

Well man after seeing what others are saying, there is one place you can go, I'll PM you the info, I used to own a Cobalt SS before I got my 8. No you don't need to do that, you have a positive connector next to the fuse box. It'll have a + cap that's red all you need to do is connect your booster gauge postive there and just drill or unscrew a bolt that's bolted to the side finder (you know making a negative source) or find a positive 12volt wire power source located underneath the steering wheel. Believe me you don't want to run a wire all the way from the inside of your front interior to the back of your trunk it's madness. Like I always like to say google is your best friend :) I have respect for the car you drive (even saved my life) but next time make sure to do a little research bro :wavey:


All times are GMT -5. The time now is 09:05 AM.


© 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands