04 GTO Mods
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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!
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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)?
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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.
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.
