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GM took the wraps off their new website at this weekend’s SEMA International Auto Salon in Atlantic City, NJ. The site, www.gmtunersource.com, and the second-generation GM Sport Compact Performance Build Book were announced to lure the tuner crowd to GM’s small car offerings. The Ecotec four-cylinder engine gets the most attention with a host of new accessories, but the site also sells transmission and chassis mods. The Chevrolet Cobalt, Saturn ION, Pontiac Solstice and Saab 9-2x are featured on the site.

Via: Autoblog.com (http://www.autoblog.com/entry/1234000600044151/)

Well condisering i was at the SEMA Auto Salon and i was able to check out alot of GM's things on SAT. But i just had a gander at the site and saw that Chevy is offering alot of part for the cobalt. :)

Is this a site where GM can sell typically overpriced and sometimes crappy aftermarket parts to try and gain business from the young "tuner" crowd?

Thats cool but they need to offer more stuff than that, guess I'll just have to give it time, Im sort of impatient...

Thats cool but they need to offer more stuff than that, guess I'll just have to give it time, Im sort of impatient...

LOL yeah we all are to a point. Right? ;) :)

They have a lot of good links on there. Even NOPI is on there!

is ther a sight for cobalt ss like that srt4mation

For some odd reason the manual has become hard to find on the site. Here is the exact location of the cobalt guide to 1400 HP. Address:
http://www.gm.com/company/gmtunersource/downloads/gm_sport_compact_performance_build_book.pdf


This should be your how to guide on 2.2 and 2.0 engines. :)

Some in another post braught it up first but thanks any way.

the site is down :(

HAH, 1400HP would be an experience...