GP 1616 has new home at WMW
GP 1616 has new home at WMW
GP 1616 has just been given a new home at WMW. I've wanted a GP since they came out and now I finally have one. Now my question is to mod or not to so we'll see how far I go.
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From: Gloucester, MA, USA
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Congrats Waylen
Ofcourse you should mod it. You can always return it to stock. BTW thanks for all your help, I really appreciate it. Jim
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Congrats on the GP!!!
I say mods that are not visible, no yellow wires, red MSD coil, Blue silicone pipes, aftermarket CAI, etc. I have a discreet 17% pulley that looks stock, dealer even shines his LED flashlight to look at pulley and see if there is aftermarket stuff every time and never notices.
I say mods that are not visible, no yellow wires, red MSD coil, Blue silicone pipes, aftermarket CAI, etc. I have a discreet 17% pulley that looks stock, dealer even shines his LED flashlight to look at pulley and see if there is aftermarket stuff every time and never notices.
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Outstanding! Will be interested to see what you do to improve on the GP. Let us know what sort of baseline you get and what you tweak it to. BTW, my Way-Tune on TRACKRAT is doing just fine.
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It is amazing the minor amount of damage that will total a car.
My 2003 MCS was totaled ($26,000) in 2006 by sliding sideways into a curb and bending the floor pan slightly near a seat belt mount.
My 2003 MCS was totaled ($26,000) in 2006 by sliding sideways into a curb and bending the floor pan slightly near a seat belt mount.
