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    H22A CB7 vs supercharged Cobalt SS - NOT my car

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ao7pDStELh8

    My little girl

    1991 CB7 Accord EX
    F22A4 with P12 ECU on the stock four-speed automatic
    K&N E-0774 air filter in place of airbox
    NGK Iridium IX spark plugs
    Sony CDX GT640UI head unit
    6.5" 2-way Alpine Type S up front
    6x9's 3-way Alpine Type S in back
    MTX Terminator 600W peak 50W RMS 4-channel amp

    #2
    nothing special to see there...

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      #3
      That was pretty cool!

      Buddy in the cobalts downshift was jerk as fuck too lol

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        #4
        Damm, wouldn't the Cobalt smoke the CB? I know those make like 260 around stock, and if it's just a H22A with I/H/E the Colbalt still weights 2,681 lb. Must of been a bad driver or something.

        But the CB pulled HARD, nice kill.
        Last edited by CB7Nub; 10-04-2010, 01:51 PM.
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          #5
          Originally posted by CB7Nub View Post
          Damm, wouldn't the Colbalt smoke the CB? I know those make like 260 around stock
          That's the turboed Cobalt. The S/C only puts out 205-210ish.

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            #6
            That was pretty sweet had to watch a couple times.

            I'm yelling at the monitor go! go! go!
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              #7
              Originally posted by JoshM View Post
              That's the turboed Cobalt. The S/C only puts out 205-210ish.
              Oh true, the S/C makes 205 hp and 200 tq at crank stock so that makes a LOT more sense.
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                #8
                turbo>s/c

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                  #9
                  lame

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                    #10
                    Well considering the honks weren't the same length for all 3 and the cobalt looked to have had a very slight jump, I'm surprised the CB kept up as well as it did. Cool to watch.

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                      #11
                      IMO, they kinda both slow to be honest

                      A man that keeps looking back can't see whats in front of him.

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                        #12
                        Actually no the first gen cobalt ss makes like 205hp and 200 tq. The new ones the turbo ones which have the double spoke fat five fims with the grooves in it make 260 hp and are turbo instead of superchared. But upgrade the supercharged to stage 4 or stage 2 plenty of potential there.

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by CB7Nub View Post
                          Oh true, the S/C makes 205 hp and 200 tq at crank stock so that makes a LOT more sense.
                          I think its heavier too but I think you should put them both on a roadcourse. the accord would have a touch time keeping up.

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