2008 Pontiac G8 Gt Sedan 4-door 6.0l Superchrged on 2040-cars
Wharton, New Jersey, United States
Im selling my 2008 G8 GT. Im the original owner and bought it BRAND NEW with 40 miles on it in 2008.
This car is NOT a daily driver. PLEASE DONT WASTE MY TIME! NO TIRE KICKERS! RWHP was 600 with 14 psi. Here is the motor info: Blower pulley 14psi Cog setup Crank pulley Meth 8 rib set up for all pulleys Fuel system i Weldon regulator and Return system SLP 1.85:1-ratio rockersAmerican Racing Headers 1 7/8-inch long-tubes and Mids-stock mufflers Comp cam 0.614/0.624-inch lift, 222/238 Meth Kit- 5 gallon tank in trunkmain studs from ARP ARP head studs 4340 steel H-beam rods from Eagle (PN CRS6125O3D2000) ARP L-19 rod bolts forged PowerPak rings unshrouded the valves a bit on both the intake and exhaust side slight porting on the exhaust side Vigilante triple-disc, 2,800-stall converter (reflashed 7/13) Camaro SS rear 3.55 gears (installed 7/13) GM performace replacement transmission (replaced 7/13) Plugs NGK TR6 (July 2013) ZR1 injectors Transmission and Rear where installed around July of 13. Only about 1000 miles on it. The original trans gave up. Car did run a 11.5 with a bad trans mid 120s. Havent ran it with the replaced parts above. Still in (break in). Im selling because I don't have the heart into the car anymore. I want to play around with my GTO now. Have the full gauge setup and invested TONS AND TONS of money and understand you never get it back. That being said, Im not giving the car away either. Please dont low ball me as I think the price is VERY fair for what you get. TITLE is in hand. I have the original exhaust AND FULL original suspension system Current setup is Pedders Super Coils at all four corners (full adjustable) As I find parts, I will include them as well. US ONLY PLEASE Can deliver within 100 mile radius. |
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