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1999 Pontiac Grand Prix
Bought: Jan, 2007
Sold: Jan, 0001
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1996 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SE 2 DOOR COUPE LOW MILES NICE $2,025.00
2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GT $5,495.00
1970 Pontiac Grand Prix model J $9,000.00
71 Grand Prix #'s Match One Owner Restored Show Ready! $4,550.00
Grand Prix Hardtop $3,650.00
Last updated: Dec 01, 2009
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This is How I currently ride Custom Painted American Racing Phantom 20'' wheels wrapped in Dunlop Sport Signature Tires and Custom Headlight Tailight And Foglight Tint.
On May 21, 2009 i almost totaled her cruisin down the Highway at 70 mph and the passenger side cradle broke on me slide in the road avoided a few cars and slide about 10 feet in the grass scared the shit out of me luckily still held pretty good so only minor damage was done.
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Posted by: Daytona_5001443
12/21/2009 09:19AM
To answer your exhaust ?, yeah I did the u-bend delete, took the cat completely out (but its illegal in a lot of states) a high flow cat would be good, bigger piping from the cat-back and dual magnaflow mufflers. Thats about all you can do as far as exhaust goes without doing headers. I have headers waiting to be put on but I need to get an upgraded tranny to be able to run the headers. The stock tranny isnt made to handle that much horsepower! So im having a tranny built for my car right now to handle the horsepower and not have problems. I hope this helped you out. If you have any other ?'s feel free to let me know! Have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year man!
12/17/2009 10:15PM
Sorry it took me so long to get back to you I have been really busy lately, but on behalf of your throttle body questions. The throttle body is the part of the engine that lets air in. It is composed of 2 flaps (often called "butterflies"), which open and close accordingly with how far the gas pedal is pressed. A larger throttle body will allow more air into the engine, thereby improving the performance - both throttle response and horsepower. This upgrade should only be done after you've upgraded the exhaust system. The Grand Prix's stock exhaust is so restrictive that the increased airflow from a larger throttle body will make the engine run worse when compared with the stock one.If you increase the size of your throttle body it allows more air coming in, which allows more fuel to pump, which increases power. And for the throttle body spacer it gives a little more time for the turbulence to clear out of the intake air charge, in doing so the engine draws more air and mid range power is better. I hope this answered your ? if not let me know and I can try and explain better. Good luck and your car is really coming along nicely!
Posted by: harvak3
12/14/2009 12:53PM
the two tone paint job is tough 5 stars
Posted by: southernmax
12/08/2009 05:17PM
Nice Ride, Definitely 5* Worthy
Posted by: J-REID
12/07/2009 08:16AM
where did u get the fog lights that change colors
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