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Date Posted: 22:49:26 05/18/03 Sun
Author: a 68 gto owner
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Re: Hood scoops for the 2004 Pontiac GTO
In reply to: Monaro Forever 's message, "Hood scoops for the 2004 Pontiac GTO" on 08:20:15 07/19/02 Fri

>I've been driving my 14 yr. old grand prix around, and then I caught wind of the re-birth of my favorite car. The thought of another Goat in the garage was exciting till I read about it and .....then saw it. What a joke! Can you say grand am with a detuned 'vette engine? Bet I'll be watching them in my rear view mirror. If my goat ran 14's in the quarter I'd scrap it. Made in Australia? What happened to the concept GTO at the car show from about 3-4 years ago? That was a winner....sad as I am to say it, this goat is a dog!

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[> [> Re: Hood scoops for the 2004 Pontiac GTO -- GTO Rocks, 14:30:20 06/25/04 Fri

Ok, I have taken my GTO to the track and ran 13.5 seconds in the 1/4 mile many times with stock tires. It is not a de-tuned vette engine, it is the same 350HP LS1 that is in the stock vette. It might be 600 lbs heavier than a vette, but it will smoke your old goat, if you even have one.