Just got 07 GXP anyone Autocross yet
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Wonder if anyone has Autocross with any of the LS4 cars. I went to one just to watch. I think GXP would do good. Only thing Is the wear on the $230 each tires. LOL
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If I recall correctly, someone discussed autocrossing on ClubGP a while back. Think his first run he did at something like 90 seconds. Blackwood was the track or something like that? I cannot remember it all.
Only reason I remember any of it was because some guy was telling me he wanted to add all kinds of stuff to his Mazda 6 to get it to 90 seconds for the autocross. He get REALLY upset when I showed him a completely stock GXP did it (with video no less). I thought that was kind of funny.
Only reason I remember any of it was because some guy was telling me he wanted to add all kinds of stuff to his Mazda 6 to get it to 90 seconds for the autocross. He get REALLY upset when I showed him a completely stock GXP did it (with video no less). I thought that was kind of funny.
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I had to autocross as part of carcrafts street machine of the year competition my best time was 27.5 seconds the best was an 800 hp 2007 mustang cobra who ran a 26.2 i probably could have dropped more time but my check engine went on i was running lean on bank one. make sure you get the front tires around 40 psi and the rears at 32 it makes a world of difference my first run after i fixed tire pressure i dropped a full half second off my time
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Autox is a ****-ton of fun, anyone can just go in a straight line. Takes more skill to properly get a car around an autox course. BTW you can't really compare times around tracks as the courses are never the same, they change for each event.
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Watch this video:
http://www.truveo.com/GXP-at-Bondura.../id/2496491241
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Bon...rmance_Driving
The Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving is located in Phoenix, Arizona, United States.
The Bondurant School teaches aspiring and current racers how to drive like the professionals. They have courses ranging from Highway Survival Training to Advanced Road Racing.
The Bondurant School sits on its own purpose built racing facility that spans over 60 acres. Bob Bondurant started the school in 1968 at Orange County Raceway in California. The school now resides in Phoenix, Arizona and is home to over 150 race prepped cars. General Motors is the official vehicle supplier of the Bondurant School and they provide Chevy Corvettes, Cadillac CTS, Pontiac GTO, and Pontiac Grand Prix GXP for use at the school.
http://www.bondurantgroups.com/events/vehicles.php
Pontiac Grand Prix GXP
The most powerful FWD sedan, the Pontiac Grand Prix GXP offers an increased front track, as well as the StabiliTrak stability control system, to give students an extremely exciting ride with maximum safety. The 5.3L V8 in the GXP model pushes out 303hp and includes a PBR performance brake package to bring it to a screeching hault with the help of re-tuned four-wheel independent suspension.
http://www.truveo.com/GXP-at-Bondura.../id/2496491241
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Bon...rmance_Driving
The Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving is located in Phoenix, Arizona, United States.
The Bondurant School teaches aspiring and current racers how to drive like the professionals. They have courses ranging from Highway Survival Training to Advanced Road Racing.
The Bondurant School sits on its own purpose built racing facility that spans over 60 acres. Bob Bondurant started the school in 1968 at Orange County Raceway in California. The school now resides in Phoenix, Arizona and is home to over 150 race prepped cars. General Motors is the official vehicle supplier of the Bondurant School and they provide Chevy Corvettes, Cadillac CTS, Pontiac GTO, and Pontiac Grand Prix GXP for use at the school.
http://www.bondurantgroups.com/events/vehicles.php
Pontiac Grand Prix GXP
The most powerful FWD sedan, the Pontiac Grand Prix GXP offers an increased front track, as well as the StabiliTrak stability control system, to give students an extremely exciting ride with maximum safety. The 5.3L V8 in the GXP model pushes out 303hp and includes a PBR performance brake package to bring it to a screeching hault with the help of re-tuned four-wheel independent suspension.