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That looks like a mounting stud, not a rotor side stud. They’re usually pressed in, not screwed in. But I’ve never tried to replace one of those studs so not sure if any local auto parts stores have them.

I have to ride the clutch a bit as well otherwise I get the lurching in first and second. Even if I let off the gas, almost like it’s the tune and dropping to too low of an idle. I just did a log on mine and sent it back to Al as well. We’ll see what he says. I’m also stage 2 cams, ATI...

I believe the frames are universal. What isn’t is the additional pieces like the center cap and the clutch line, etc.

Welcome and congrats! Order number does not reflect chassis number. DF will also email you to confirm your order details before they build it.

Drove the car to the nearby gas station to top off the tank and to try and get some logs. I've attached them here if anyone wants to look at them in HPT. ISSUE #1: The rough idle/lack of idle makes me think it's the baseline tune, but I do have some light smoke coming from the tailpipe. It's...

The helpful photo albums in the assembly discussion section. If you have questions, ask and we’ll be happy to help

FIRST RIDE COMPLETE!!! I’ve put 4 miles on the car now. Car doesn’t want to come down to an idle after it’s driving and coming to a stop. HPT looks like the throttle position is jumping around a bit. Because it would die, it would start the scan over again so I didn’t get a decent enough read...

When you log in, on the right side look for “diagrams” and then “components” and you will see the list of component names and where they are located. You can use this information along side the “Connectors,” “Connector Views,” and “Harness” diagrams to figure out what is what. I will add that...

@Ross was generous enough to lend his AlldataDIY for the 06 SS/SC. Login information here

Tried doing my Toe alignment with a 3ft level and a laser tape measure. Did the rear pretty easily, but the front was very difficult so got it close. Figured I’d bite the bullet and buy the toe plates for $75 from Amazon. However, I decided today that I’d do a makeshift toe plate setup so I...

Do us a favor and not crash this time, please? :p

Tried using a level to straighten the rear wheels initially to square them with the frame per Lonny's instructions, but without alignment plates I tried using a laser measuring tape to get the alignment in check front and rear. I fear this worked for the rear, but the front looks like it's toe...

I believe it goes to the plug at the bottom throw of the clutch if I remember correctly. Your clutch has 2 switches, the top says the clutch isn’t engaged for cruise and the bottom says the clutch is engaged for the starter. I’ll try to pull the wire diagrams for the 06

I thought reworking our harness in the cobalt was a nightmare anyways :p if you kept everything in the harness the same and only extended the stuff from the engine to the front (like our cobalts it’s the body to engine harness and 1-2 fuse blocks if I remember) then it might be easier that way...

Go buy a wrecked Kia Forte GT with the 7 speed DCT, modify the cobalt subframe to mount up, modify the chassis mounts, and then thin out the harness as needed and you’re done. Turbo 1.6L and a DCT. Would probably be easier to do this than to fit a DCT to the cobalt Ecotecs

Fuel prices have made shipping prices sky rocket. I’m curious if that $3200 is quoted for shipping of just that kit, or if it included potential fuel savings by shipping multiple kits to the region like Stewart does.

That was my original plan And where I got the spring idea from, but for some reason I though you cut that upper post off like the videos showed when you did it, so I also cut my top part off.would’ve been an easy fix if I left it on, but I think the footwell cover would’ve hit it so I had to cut...

Forgot that I needed to add a spring to my clutch pedal since my factory one broke. Remembered as I was trying to bleed the clutch. Sourcing a replacement factory spring is futile, so I bought a multi-pack of generic springs at auto zone for a few bucks. Originally tried Securing the top of the...