Brett
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At least 11 horsepower.How much extra HP does that add? Guessing you can now leap tall buildings in a single bound!
Havent mastered liftoff's yet. Taking my time
At least 11 horsepower.How much extra HP does that add? Guessing you can now leap tall buildings in a single bound!
ZZP would be the official aftermarket source for the lower control arms with the proper ball joints.At this point I wouldn't order any control arm for a TC that isn't a GM part. I don't think anyone has found an aftermarket that will work.
I think even the ZZ Performance ones are GM, at least they say "stock".ZZP would be the official aftermarket source for the lower control arms with the proper ball joints.
I honestly don't know. However, they are a performance outfit and understand the cobalt. You can select the 20.5 mm ball joints.I think even the ZZ Performance ones are GM, at least they say "stock".
I have these and they measure 0.805 inch which is the correct one for the TC/SS. Do you need a picture?Those are the ones that I ordered and mine had a smaller stud. The Moog site list them for the 2005-2010 cobalt which would indicate they have the smaller stud?
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It’s definitely got me looking now.They were all under 20. Typically between 19.4 and 19.8 with a few outliers.
While I might be making a mountain out of a mole hill on this one. After all I have been through, I need it to be right.
If your hole is 20mm and your ball joint is 20 then I wouldn't be too concerned.It’s definitely got me looking now.
It looks like the FE3 suspension came with 19.94mm ball joints (probably what I have) then there is the 19.5 from the SC and 20.5 from the TC.
@Lonny is developing a new rear control arm and upright.
This would fix the problem.
Adjustable Rear Suspension
Putting this thread out there to ask the question - mainly to those who have been autocrossing and track racing their Goblin - to get some facts on setting up the rear suspension correctly. Caster, camber, toe in, Ackerman, ride height, bump steer, body roll and everything else that everyone...dfkitcar.com
I spoke to Crate engine depot a few weeks ago. they just order from one of the big suppliers and they dont have any in stock. Most of the GM Parts suppliers utilize GM's part ordering system. I placed orders from many of them and they were all canceled within 48 hours. Most of the cancelations came from the same person, Carl.Depending on how much you want to keep trying, crate engine depot has them shown as available as do several online gm parts suppliers. There are probably still some floating around if you keep digging. There's always one someone has sitting on shelf somewhere.