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New member from Colorado

ThePatriot
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Just introducing myself. I drive a 2004 GTO. Not much for mods, just G8 GT wheels and CTS-V front brakes. Everything else is stock.


 


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:welcome: and i want a GTO.


Nice shot, welcome to FP! :indian:


Welcome to the forums!

Any more plans for the GTO?

Welcome to FP Patriot !!!!


 


Where in Colorado are you from? I see mountains in your picture so I suspect you are not east of Denver.


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Not sure exactly. Definitely better exhaust. Leaning towards LS3 heads and fast intake. They are indeed G8 GT wheels! Had to have the bore of the wheel machines out so they would fit.

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I'm actually from Colorado Springs. That was a nice drive through Rocky Mountain national park

Sounds like it was an awesome ride. I need to drive thru there myself some day in the summer months. I've spent a ton of time all over the ski towns of Colorado, Breckenridge, Aspen, Beaver Creek, Vail, Steamboat Springs, Gunnison, Crested Butte, Loveland, and Telluride. I love spending time in the mountains. It helps to be an avid downhill skier too.


 


So how much did you have to bore out the G8 wheels to fit the goat?


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