2000 Trans Am WS6 - Tastefully Modded - Price Dropped, Laptop Added
05-31-2011, 10:29 PM
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2000 Trans Am WS6 - Tastefully Modded - Price Dropped, Laptop Added Year: 2000
Make: Pontiac
Model: Trans Am
Price: $15000
Mileage: 47300
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): LA
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive
LS Engine?: Car has LS engine
5.7 Liter – 475rwhp/402rwtq
WS6 Ram Air Package
6 speed
A/C
Heat
All Power Options except Traction Control
Pewter Exterior
Ebony Leather Interior
47k miles
Never Wrecked
1 Owner
Very Clean
Engine
Stock Bottom End
Tick Polluter Cam - 242/244 .610”/.612” - 3k miles
Comp Cams Hardened 7.400” Pushrods - 3k miles
Stock Rocker Arms upgraded by Harland Sharp - 3k miles
Fly cut stock pistons
Tea 5.3 stage 1.5 heads milled .010, Tea double springs - 8k miles
APE Oil Pump
StainlessWorks Stainless 1 3/4” headers
Custom 2 ½” true duals over the axle with Random Technology Hi-Flow cats, H-Pipe and full size Dynomax Ultra Flo mufflers in the back
LS6 intake modified with 90mm opening by TPiS - 3k miles
UMI 90mm TB - 3k miles
85mm GM MAF - 3k miles
Fast Toys 90mm lid - 3k miles
Mac High Flow Air Filter
30# Red Top SVO Injectors - 8k miles
Racetronix Fuel pump and harness - 8k miles
Poly motor mounts
ASP Underdrive Crank Pulley
RevXtreme Catch Can
Rollermaster Double Roller Adjustable Timing Set
Taylor Plug Wires
No AIR, No EGR
DriveTrain
MGW Shifter - 6k miles
LS7 Clutch and flywheel - 6k miles
Tick Remote Clutch SpeedBleeder Line
Bronze Pilot Bushing - 6k miles
'02 Throw out Bearing - 6k miles
Tick Master Cylinder - 6k miles
Red Harlan Shift Light
Rebuilt 10 bolt rearend with 4.10 gears, new bearings, Moser axles and T2R Posi Unit - 8k miles
Summit Aluminum Differential Cover with Bearing Cap Support
Suspension
Rear rims widened 2 inches by Wheels America
BF Goodrich 315/35ZR17 rear tires - 3k miles
9mm Motorsport Technology hub centric wheel spacers on rear
2.5” ARP rear wheel studs
Firestone Wide Oval 265/40R17 front tires - 3k miles
Gorilla Black Chrome lug nuts and wheel locks
Koni 4/4 on car adjustable Sport shocks - 3k miles rear, 7k miles front
Strano front and rear lowering springs - 3k miles
Strano 35mm front and 22mm rear hollow swaybars - 3k miles
SMJ offset chrome moly LCA’s with QA1 rod ends - 3k miles
SMJ chrome moly PHR with QA1 rod ends - 3k miles
Kenny Brown Sub frames
BMR adjustable Torque Arm
BMR Shock Tower Brace
Audio
Clarion DXZ745MP Head Unit
JL Audio e6450 6 channel Amp mounted on a SubThump Rack
Diamond Audio s6.0m Front component speakers and crossovers
Alpine SWR-1022D 10" Subwoofer in a SubThump Drivers side Stealth Box
MapTech Red Trans Am WS6 HU Mount
PAC SWI-X Steering Wheel Interface
Back 1/2 of car and both doors covered with Dynamat and Cascade Sound Proofing
Miscellaneous
Boss HO 200 amp alternator - 6k miles
Big 3 wiring for alternator, battery and starter
Stainless Steel Etched Fuse box covers
Tinted Windows
Hood baffles removed
BGR Ram Air kit
Tuned by Frost
HP Tuners with Enhanced I/O MPVI Interface Standard Edition
NGK AFX Wideband
Will also include an IBM Thinkpad T43 laptop with Win XP, power brick and docking station used for tuning
Last edited by HavATampa; 06-05-2011 at 09:11 AM. Reason: Price drop and laptop added
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06-05-2011, 05:10 PM
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The passenger side had a only a 1 inch crack and the drivers side surprisingly doesn't have a crack at all. I went ahead and did the fix to both door panels by replacing the staples with bolts and nuts about 2 years ago though. About 3 months ago I got the interior mod bug and tried my skills at covering the passenger door panel with leather looking vinyl. It came out pretty good, but is a real pain in the *** to do. I want to do the door again but this time using a 1/8" thick foam on the top 1/4 of tha panel. GM should have done this from the factory IMO. The interior in these cars leaves a lot to be desired. All the above pics were taken last week including the interior shots. I haven't done anymore covering but still have all the materials. I don't have any videos yet.
06-05-2011, 05:29 PM
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Didn't realize the first interior pics I posted weren't full pictures of each door panel. I just added 2 new pics showing the area where the cracks normally show up. You can also tell the pic for the passenger door has been covered and IMO looks much more finished than the plain factory plastic panel on the drivers side.
06-05-2011, 08:16 PM
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Yea that looks very nice! It's a beautiful car, and very nicely modded. I'm in DFW, and have basically the same car in an '01. I do like some things better on yours though, and mine is sold whenever I choose to sell it to a buddy of mine. I will give yours some thought. I would love to hear it run!
