1969 Pontiac Gto Convertible on 2040-cars
Horseshoe Beach, Florida, United States
1969 GTO Supercharge 6.0 LSX Restomod / Pro Touring Convertible
The GTO is equipped with a Pro-Touring 6.0 LS Engine w/ Magnuson Supercharger (with after cooler) and a 4L60E
Overdrive Transmission. It averages around 21 MPG on the Highway and around 18 MPG in town if you can keep from
winding up the Supercharger. The Magnuson Supercharger produces about 6 PSI or pounds of boost and is a stock kit
for a stock or slightly modified engine. Magnuson claims a 110 HP gain and 100 ft lbs of torque by just installing
the Supercharger.
The brakes have been upgrade to 4 wheel disk brakes which is a Baer Track brake kit with QA1 coil-overs on all four
corners of the car along with UMI (upper and lower) tubular control arms with roto-joints on the front and rear of
the car… The ride quality of the car is outstanding and absolutely no issues with handling or steering given the
suspension upgrades and also the Grand Cherokee steering box upgrade / mod
The car is also equipped with popular B-body gas tank mod. The gas tank is from a 1996 Impala SS and has a 24
gallon capacity which is fanatics for long trips. It can be driven over 400 miles before refueling if needed. It
also has an Aeromotive Stealth Pump installed in the tank for a quite ride / operation. In addition, there is a
custom trap-door in the trunk for easy removable or replacement of the pump if needed.
The car retains its factor 10 bolt rear with 3:55 gear which is just about perfect for both highway cruising and in
or around town. The 17 inch YearOne Rally II wheels give the car a great factory look and they still have about 70%
tread life left on them. The custom Stainless Steel Magnaflow exhausts system sound incredible with the Doug’s
Headers.
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