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02-04-2015, 03:32 AM
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04 GTO Mods What's up guys so I have a Full bolt on 04 Auto GTO. I still need to Dyno tune it but I need some help picking out the right Cam for it and other mods I can do to make it faster! My GTO has 61,000 miles and is Automatic! So all the feedback I can get is helpful so help me out lol!
02-04-2015, 07:59 AM
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Help us help you. Is this a daily driver or a weekend toy? Are you looking for a street car or are you just concerned with what it does in the 1/4?
Define "full bolt-on" and do you have any work to the transmission done (rebuild/different converter)?
Define "full bolt-on" and do you have any work to the transmission done (rebuild/different converter)?
02-04-2015, 11:31 AM
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[QUOTE=MuhThugga;18650439]Help us help you. Is this a daily driver or a weekend toy? Are you looking for a street car or are you just concerned with what it does in the 1/4?
Define "full bolt-on" and do you have any work to the transmission done (rebuild/different converter)
Street car mostly and no work on the transmission. I have K&N intake, longtobes, ported heads, ls2 cam, exhaust, diablo programmer, bbk intake manifold, and it's my daily driver at this moment but will be my weekend car next month.
Define "full bolt-on" and do you have any work to the transmission done (rebuild/different converter)
Street car mostly and no work on the transmission. I have K&N intake, longtobes, ported heads, ls2 cam, exhaust, diablo programmer, bbk intake manifold, and it's my daily driver at this moment but will be my weekend car next month.
02-04-2015, 12:36 PM
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For future reference, it's not very helpful to describe a car as full bolt-ons because it's such a widely generic term its frickin' ridiculous.
Selecting a cam for a street car really depends how you prefer the car's street manners to be. I suggest making some phone calls and/or emails to a few cam vendors to get a range of explanations and choices to help get a better understanding to make a decision. There's a lot to know about cams.
Selecting a cam for a street car really depends how you prefer the car's street manners to be. I suggest making some phone calls and/or emails to a few cam vendors to get a range of explanations and choices to help get a better understanding to make a decision. There's a lot to know about cams.