Awesome 2004 Pontiac Gto With 455hp To The Ground!!! on 2040-cars
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
Trickflow 220cc Heads Dual Gold valve springs with titanium retainers Trickflow Pushrods Underdrive Pulley VRX5 Camshaft Pace Setter Headers and Mid Pipes SLP Loud Mouth Exhaust Fast 92mm Intake Fast 92mm Throttle Body Fast Billet Fuel Rails Trickflow Cold Air Intake Z06 Corvette Clutch Hendrix Engineering 1200hp Driveshaft Short throw Hurst Shifter & knob Weld Racing Wheels (skinnies on front) Mickey Thompson Tires ARP Wheel Studs Line Lock Fuse box cover signed by Chip Foose! (met him at a car show signing autographs) All engine work was performed by Vengeance Racing in Atlanta, Ga (have receipts) Car made 455 horsepower and 416 ftlbs of torque to he ground, 505 HP to the crank! I have Dyno sheets Please keep in mind this is my current daily driver so the miles will go up some as I just sold my truck. Just put new windshield wipers on it. Low reserve it is priced to sell!!! Good luck winning this awesome Goat!!!! I am unable to go anywhere without it getting stares, thumbs up, pictures taken, and a rev it up.. Great dependable, reliable car!!! I would trust it to drive anywhere with not one negative thought!!!! If you have any questions at all please ask!!!! Thanks for checking it out!!!! |
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Scroll below to hear Howard accuse Jerry of acting like Jesus, just before declaring himself the greatest radio personality in the history of the business.
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