Nope, hasn't been a 350 around in quite some time. The GTO at its introduction was a 5.7 LS1 and then it was replaced with the 6.0 LS2Does the new gto use a 350 block?
if so i'd get that
nothing's standing out, tho
i will never buy another GM again. powertrain isnt half of what the fords are quality wise. i dont know a single person with a tahoe/silverado that is thoroughly happy with it (given they know what a good car is). i, as well as many others have had numerous steering problems, ****** problems, and rear diff problems. both front axle shafts were bad in the front end at 3k miles and they truck hadnt even been in 4wd. i talked to a friend last night, his 04 silverado's steering box is bad. turn the wheel and it kept going straight. got it back from the dealer, after service, turns right ok, turn to the left and it keeps going straight. his ****** slips every now and then, and sometimes the motor just feel flat. stick your foot in it and the power just isnt there. (and got top notch service, married to the owners daughter). GMs collapsible steering shaft in the full size trucks/suv's is a terrible design. it is the intermediate shaft that is designed to collapse on impact so the wheel doesnt come your way. the thing dries up due to leaking grease and then it starts knocking, eventually going to wear parts out because its metal against metal.In the SUV category, I wouldn't bother with the Explorer or Expedition because the Tahoe and Denali just have so much more to offer. Interior quality is better IMO and the powertrain is definitely a step up with more modability too.
Yeah I for sure saw you a while ago, I was gonna pm you on here but I never did. I remember the flowmasters as you drove by, it was right at the corner of Chevrolet Ave and Third Street. Never seen that car around before though, but I sure would like too. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/eek.gif.771b7a90cf45cabdc554ff1121c21c4a.gifPossibly. I take 75 north to Bay City every sunday. Also south every Thursday. I stopped in Flint once on my way up..
Yeah I have two flowmasters. The easiest way to tell my birds from other is this..
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P.S. Don't ever wash your bird with a Powerwasher with 10hp.
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P.S. #2! Have you ever seen PHAT running around?
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Sick car.
still the same block, sans improved oil and coolant passages, bigger bore, and of course being aluminumNope, hasn't been a 350 around in quite some time. The GTO at its introduction was a 5.7 LS1 and then it was replaced with the 6.0 LS2
As for deciding on the vehicles... if its going to be a Cobra I'd rather go with the 03-04, F-bodies are always around as a choice and they do provide a good bang for the buck, a GTO is most easily equated to a nicer more luxurious feeling f-body as far as interior ammenities and whatnot.
In the SUV category, I wouldn't bother with the Explorer or Expedition because the Tahoe and Denali just have so much more to offer. Interior quality is better IMO and the powertrain is definitely a step up with more modability too.
if i were to swap a rear end, i wouldnt go 12 bolt.LS1 F-body. Best bang for your buck and do you realize how well they take to a nice turbo setup?
Slap on your turbo, build the *****, and drop a 12 bolt in it and you're cooking.
And you should still be getting good gas mileage too. (for an 11 second car)