Our GM High-Tech Photo shoot Pics....
07-26-2009, 11:41 AM
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Our GM High-Tech Photo shoot Pics.... First off a Big Thanks to Scott Parker from GM High-Tech who came out to shoot the GTO. Second Thanks to my Crew, With out there help this could Not be done...Roxanne,Walt,Gary,CamaroAl,Ben,and some Girl in a Red GTO...
and a little Rubber Done By Walt with one Hand...
and a little Rubber Done By Walt with one Hand...
07-26-2009, 08:44 PM
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I remember when I first bought my GTO October 2007. I was told that GTOs were not built for drag racing. That might be true, in general, but these guys have figured out how to work around the flaws to make these cars shine.. This little gem can hold its own against any door slammer out there!
Mission accomplished.
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07-26-2009, 11:17 PM
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They used to say the same thing about Corvettes as well, apparently those "they" people have been proven wrong quite a few times over. 
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07-27-2009, 08:39 AM
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Burnout marks remind me of something I did last week on my road next to the house. It was hot and I have Nittos and they leave solid marks. I lined locked, burned for 2 seconds and powered out. No one was around as it was 4pm on a Saturday afternoon except 1 person who wasn't too happy.
But I told him that I live here now and I will out live him so who cares. Also he was more then welcome to put the "chip" in his F-250 and power brake it, just let me know so I could watch. Subie Bill was with me and can vouch.
But I told him that I live here now and I will out live him so who cares. Also he was more then welcome to put the "chip" in his F-250 and power brake it, just let me know so I could watch. Subie Bill was with me and can vouch.
