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Best Mod for a 2000 Grand Prix GT?


2000GPGT
10-17-2001, 06:24 PM
Just bought my car last weekend. It's completely stock with all the options. If you could do one mod for this car, what would it be? I'm looking for more horsepower. Thanks for any replies.

Ckret_01
11-12-2001, 04:00 PM
1. CAI
2. Take out resonator & U-bend (it cost me $40 and i
3. Pully swap (stock is 3.8) go to a 3.4 or 3.25(3.25 U might get some KR)
4. Exhaust
5. Shift Kit (Ur wheels will chirp in second!, but be careful, some have ruined trannies)
.:frog:

JeffWels
12-08-2001, 11:32 PM
He can't do a pulley swap cause he has no supercharger. It is a GT, but everything else can be done.

Jeff

Spork Lover
01-07-2002, 01:10 AM
here is a URL for you to check.... www.clubgp.com if you havent been there already.... get the rocker arms, it will help you out a ton on top end

XTCs PRix
01-09-2002, 11:24 PM
is that a thrasher shift kit that he should get?

Brandon Budd
10-03-2002, 06:41 PM
get a DHP PCM. They make so much of a difference in a GT its unreal.

Zeus
10-20-2002, 01:05 AM
well yu need to start fromt he begining...

you need air intake and some exhaust work done...ubend out and high flow muffs at least


and then you can get rockers etc etc etc...

Scott 02
01-14-2003, 04:14 PM
Don't go spending about $600 on exhaust for your grand prix. Just got to a local muffler shop and have the u-bend and resonator taken off for no more than $50, then buy yourself some Dynomax Ultra Flow Welded Mufflers for the back with some good looking tips. There you go....bad ass exhaust system for around $150 not 500-600. I find this one of the best mods, and you can try a cool air induction kit as well.

pontiactrac
02-15-2003, 12:34 PM
Originally posted by Scott 02
Don't go spending about $600 on exhaust for your grand prix. Just got to a local muffler shop and have the u-bend and resonator taken off for no more than $50, then buy yourself some Dynomax Ultra Flow Welded Mufflers for the back with some good looking tips. There you go....bad ass exhaust system for around $150 not 500-600. I find this one of the best mods, and you can try a cool air induction kit as well.

I had my ubend taken out 2 days ago and did not ask for resinator removal. I was under the impression that you needed it for emissions and etc. Does it help the power cause i know it helps the sound?

Scott 02
02-15-2003, 03:32 PM
Yes, it helps power out. Im guessing about 6 more HP. The I don't see why the resonator is needed through emissions tech or inspection. Because Camaros/Mustangs don't have resonators. The main purpose for the resonator on this car is to keep it too the bare minimum in noise level as posible. This is a family car and I guess GM along with other manufactures felt that the Family cars need a resonator to resonate the sound. This does make it a touch louder. One think I noticed alot with having it removed on my car is that I got some ( backfire) when I let of the gas free reving it in park. This isn't a good idea, but for awile when I had all my exhaust work done i found myself with a foot problem with the gas pedal. :D

pontiactrac
02-16-2003, 12:41 PM
Damn, i should have asked for that to be removed too

gtper
03-13-2003, 05:47 PM
what do you mean about u bends i have a gtp and was wondering?

Da_FunkyB
09-07-2003, 09:13 PM
taking the U-bend and res off seems to good to be true at that price... forgive me if this is obvious, I just started w/ cars; but considering-

1) it's so cheap for a no-negitive-effects gain that I wonder... and

2) What made GM put it there in the first place? I work in design and know people like us don't put on pricey stuff unless we REALLY need it, espically when its adding weight. How can a "barely perceptable" increase in sound warrant them using it in the first place?

If someone could state all possible drawbacks I'd love it!

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