whats krackin bitches!?
11-02-2007, 06:50 PM
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whats krackin bitches!? just wanted to say wassup! planning on getting a cts-v next year soon and wanted to get educated on the aftermarket for these mugs. i sold my 98 cobra in march 505rwhp, now i want more for my money and mad torque! hook me up homes!
11-03-2007, 11:49 PM
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Geeze, It's a FIREBIRD people. They are all Firebird's unless it's a Camaro. The rest is just is the package name... Formula, Trans AM, Firehawk, WS6 or whatever.
If you don't like to refer to your car as a FIREBIRD then you are in DENIAL.
Sounds like this guy has not owned a "Trans Am" before...
This statement is not true. In the 60s when these cars came out. The firebird and trans am were 2 completely different cars. Today, although it may be a package, when someone asks me what car I have, I can't just say its a, "American car", "GM", or "its a "Pontiac", or even a "firebird"! You have to be more specific, I have a Trans Am WS6, so I say it. If it was a Firehawk, I would say so. Why because they're not the same. When not specifying, you are implying that the car is just a firebird, not a formula, not a TA, not a WS6, and not a firehawk.
Don't be a moron man! There is a big difference.
BTW, My title say "TRANS AM", and so does for proof of insurance. S G F Y!
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Originally Posted by Greggy
Geeze, It's a FIREBIRD people. They are all Firebird's unless it's a Camaro. The rest is just is the package name... Formula, Trans AM, Firehawk, WS6 or whatever.
If you don't like to refer to your car as a FIREBIRD then you are in DENIAL.
Sounds like this guy has not owned a "Trans Am" before...
This statement is not true. In the 60s when these cars came out. The firebird and trans am were 2 completely different cars. Today, although it may be a package, when someone asks me what car I have, I can't just say its a, "American car", "GM", or "its a "Pontiac", or even a "firebird"! You have to be more specific, I have a Trans Am WS6, so I say it. If it was a Firehawk, I would say so. Why because they're not the same. When not specifying, you are implying that the car is just a firebird, not a formula, not a TA, not a WS6, and not a firehawk.
Don't be a moron man! There is a big difference.
BTW, My title say "TRANS AM", and so does for proof of insurance. S G F Y!
11-04-2007, 01:19 AM
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its a Firebird Trans-Am Get over it!! I too, own a Trans-Am WS6 and have for 5 years its still a Firebird. And as far as the totally different car, hardly, they made some styling changes in the 69 T/A compared to the Firebird that year, just like every year later. You just got a loaded Firebird. Thats like someone arguing that they have a Cobalt SS not just a Cobalt LS. Still a Cobalt. Cobra is still a Mustang, Lightning was a F-150, del Sol was still a Civic(Honda even counted del Sols in the Civic count for a few years, till they dropped the Civic name and just called a del Sol)
And my insurance card actully lists it as a Formula. My rpo's show it to be a Firebird/Trans-Am/WS6
As far as info on the CTS-V, theres a forum devoted to it.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/cadillac-cts-v-2004-2007-gen-i-68/
Good luck and welcome to the darkside.
its a Firebird Trans-Am Get over it!! I too, own a Trans-Am WS6 and have for 5 years its still a Firebird. And as far as the totally different car, hardly, they made some styling changes in the 69 T/A compared to the Firebird that year, just like every year later. You just got a loaded Firebird. Thats like someone arguing that they have a Cobalt SS not just a Cobalt LS. Still a Cobalt. Cobra is still a Mustang, Lightning was a F-150, del Sol was still a Civic(Honda even counted del Sols in the Civic count for a few years, till they dropped the Civic name and just called a del Sol)And my insurance card actully lists it as a Formula. My rpo's show it to be a Firebird/Trans-Am/WS6
As far as info on the CTS-V, theres a forum devoted to it.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/cadillac-cts-v-2004-2007-gen-i-68/
Good luck and welcome to the darkside.
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11-04-2007, 01:50 AM
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krackin bitches?? you sound like an ***, but welcome anyways
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11-04-2007, 01:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Greggy
Geeze, It's a FIREBIRD people. They are all Firebird's unless it's a Camaro. The rest is just is the package name... Formula, Trans AM, Firehawk, WS6 or whatever.
If you don't like to refer to your car as a FIREBIRD then you are in DENIAL.
Sounds like this guy has not owned a "Trans Am" before...
This statement is not true. In the 60s when these cars came out. The firebird and trans am were 2 completely different cars. Today, although it may be a package, when someone asks me what car I have, I can't just say its a, "American car", "GM", or "its a "Pontiac", or even a "firebird"! You have to be more specific, I have a Trans Am WS6, so I say it. If it was a Firehawk, I would say so. Why because they're not the same. When not specifying, you are implying that the car is just a firebird, not a formula, not a TA, not a WS6, and not a firehawk.
Don't be a moron man! There is a big difference.
BTW, My title say "TRANS AM", and so does for proof of insurance. S G F Y!
Quote:
Originally Posted by Greggy
Geeze, It's a FIREBIRD people. They are all Firebird's unless it's a Camaro. The rest is just is the package name... Formula, Trans AM, Firehawk, WS6 or whatever.
If you don't like to refer to your car as a FIREBIRD then you are in DENIAL.
Sounds like this guy has not owned a "Trans Am" before...
This statement is not true. In the 60s when these cars came out. The firebird and trans am were 2 completely different cars. Today, although it may be a package, when someone asks me what car I have, I can't just say its a, "American car", "GM", or "its a "Pontiac", or even a "firebird"! You have to be more specific, I have a Trans Am WS6, so I say it. If it was a Firehawk, I would say so. Why because they're not the same. When not specifying, you are implying that the car is just a firebird, not a formula, not a TA, not a WS6, and not a firehawk.
Don't be a moron man! There is a big difference.
BTW, My title say "TRANS AM", and so does for proof of insurance. S G F Y!
11-04-2007, 01:20 PM
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yes, id love to see some kid roll up on me in his ctsv and say. "whats krackin bitches, this mug's got mad torq homes" and yes. this is the internet at its best.
11-04-2007, 01:53 PM
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The title is so warm and loving huh? 
Welcome man but I would definitely recommend to avoid those friendly titles if you expect decent responses and info like you claim. 
Welcome man but I would definitely recommend to avoid those friendly titles if you expect decent responses and info like you claim.
11-08-2007, 07:49 AM
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How the hell did this thread turn into a Firebird definition arguement? Becuase of a quote in some guy's sig?
Get over it people, a Trans Am is still a Firebird. If you don't like that, too bad.
Locked due to getting WAY too off track.
Get over it people, a Trans Am is still a Firebird. If you don't like that, too bad.
Locked due to getting WAY too off track.