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pontiac GXP vs. Cobalt SS/TC--questions

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Old Jun 23, 2012 | 05:50 PM
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Originally Posted by SSSnoop
Um, the LS4 is dimensionally different, and what is it - technically 2 ci different? - but I think you're missing the logic here. You can get a cam ground for the LS4. You can work the heads, and you can make mean power with the LS4 - every bit as you can make with the truck block. And if you're lazy, you can always turbo the shizzle and it'll accept at least a nominal 8 psi without a hiccup. The LS4 isn't some retarded step child here! They may be not very well supported as the rwd blocks aftermarket-wise, but you can't count them out as something other than a block with serious performance potential. Sorry.
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Old Jun 24, 2012 | 07:56 PM
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G8 GXP's are fast and can be built but the Grand Prix GXP have a stock 5.3 that's quick but nothing compared to a SC built or TC Cobalt. You'd wreck the kid. Good fight GXP.
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Old Jun 24, 2012 | 09:17 PM
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Originally Posted by GarrenT
G8 GXP's are fast and can be built but the Grand Prix GXP have a stock 5.3 that's quick but nothing compared to a SC built or TC Cobalt. You'd wreck the kid. Good fight GXP.
i want to run one so bad but havent been able to find any going the same way as me.

seems like all the cars i want to run are going the opposite way on the highway
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