2004 GTO pics
Originally Posted by yellow04
for those of you that think my car would look good with tint and black wheels.
look at what i found for you.
this person use to have this set up a while back, over at ls1gto.com
look at what i found for you.
this person use to have this set up a while back, over at ls1gto.com
Originally Posted by yellow04
for those of you that think my car would look good with tint and black wheels.
look at what i found for you.
this person use to have this set up a while back, over at ls1gto.com
look at what i found for you.
this person use to have this set up a while back, over at ls1gto.com
beautiful car, and i agree with the false advertising thing. if you want to have the looks of a ta or ss, just go buy one, and if you cant afford it, then i say good day sir. something about buying a 750$ hood, a 600$ hatch, and 400$ in bumpers makes me wonder how you couldnt afford a t/a or ss.
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Originally Posted by phantomzer0
beautiful car, and i agree with the false advertising thing. if you want to have the looks of a ta or ss, just go buy one, and if you cant afford it, then i say good day sir. something about buying a 750$ hood, a 600$ hatch, and 400$ in bumpers makes me wonder how you couldnt afford a t/a or ss.
Originally Posted by yellow04
i want to have some where around 700rwhp.
I hope you have DEEP pockets. The only way to really hit 700hp and still have something useable on the street is with a big turbo or a huge shot of nitrous. Or both
But in order to do that, you're going to basically need to build a new motor. Complete bottom end, cam, heads, and might want to think about lowering the compression ratio with the heads. And then to handle that, you'll definately be doing some drivetrain and suspension work. Good luck with that.... 
Nice car!
My friends have a red '04 in their body shop. Man.. for somereason everything that GM takes a picture of looks bland and boring. Every newer car (HHR, Impala, Cobalt, GXP ect...) look soo much better in person!
I tihnk it would look good with the '05 hood and some Fikse FM/10's hehehe.
My friends have a red '04 in their body shop. Man.. for somereason everything that GM takes a picture of looks bland and boring. Every newer car (HHR, Impala, Cobalt, GXP ect...) look soo much better in person!
I tihnk it would look good with the '05 hood and some Fikse FM/10's hehehe.
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From: KaLiFoRnIa
Originally Posted by Toasty
I hope you have DEEP pockets. The only way to really hit 700hp and still have something useable on the street is with a big turbo or a huge shot of nitrous. Or both But in order to do that, you're going to basically need to build a new motor. Complete bottom end, cam, heads, and might want to think about lowering the compression ratio with the heads. And then to handle that, you'll definately be doing some drivetrain and suspension work. Good luck with that....
But in order to do that, you're going to basically need to build a new motor. Complete bottom end, cam, heads, and might want to think about lowering the compression ratio with the heads. And then to handle that, you'll definately be doing some drivetrain and suspension work. Good luck with that....oh i know. over the next few years, the car will be going under some big changes. i might even swap out to the iron block when it comes time to start the big mods.
