2009 Pontiac G8 Gxp Supercharged 535 Rwhp Low Miles on 2040-cars
Horton, Alabama, United States
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Rare 2009 Pontiac G8 GXP 6 spd Supercharged with low miles. One owner with only 13,820 miles and garaged kept. Pontiac only made the GXP G8's in 2009 and it is equipped with the 6.2L engine. After we purchased the car we sent it to MTI Racing in Atlanta for the add ons. It has a 1900 Magna-charger American Racing Header System with high-flow cats and X-pipe Roto cold air induction Comp cams custom grind camshaft with valve springs, seats, seals, retainers and locks Timing Chain Oil pump Hot Spark Ignition Wires MTI also programmed the computer and Dyno tuned it where it made 535 RWHP at 6 lb of boost. This car made the front cover of Pontiac Enthusiast Magazine when they was covering the Pontiac Power Trip tour that we attended. In the article our car was described as "The mods also gave the car the baddest exhaust note we've heard since the hairy-chested Ram Air IV cars of '69 and '70" and "We hung back behind this car on the Power Trip just to listen to its exhaust note, Intoxicating." All documents on hand and if you have any questions please call William at 256-738-2103. |
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