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jltibbs »
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Sun Feb 17, 2008 5:32 am
well, the reason why you barely beat a grand prix GT is because they carry a 3.8 liter v6 compared to the 3.0. there are only two advantages you have over that car:
1 - the variable intake, this should help in that matter a little bit, but not much. the 3.8 is a strong motor. GM uses it in a lot of applications, including supercharged models.
2 - no top speed limiter, this is the best advantage. you want to make a grand prix feel weak? take them to the interstate and tell them that the first to make it to 106 MPH wins. they are governed at 105 MPH.
my best friend has a GT and we use to race all the time. around town, he would have me with his take off all the time. but, once we hit the interstate, i would be nice and do around 100 while we 'cat 'n mouse' , but i would slowly ease up to around the 110 mark just so he could not keep up. it was funny.
if you want more power, it's time to modify the car. what do you have done and how fast do you want to go?