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  1. #1 Adding Mods to a stock car 
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    I have a '98 GTP all stock currently. I am planing to put a new pulley on for the supercharger. I have a 3.8 from what i have read and i was told to go down only a small amount otherwise it could mess up the car. I was planning on going to a 3.6 and that it would be a wise choice. A under drive pulley was suggested for me and I've had a hard time finding one. Also I was planning to put in a cold air intake as well. I have had some trouble finding one as well; i was told to use pep boys and they said i had to order one but I'm not sure if i should purchase a cheaper one and keep the cost low or spend the extra money for a "better" one. Hearing a few times, don't do much more than that otherwise it can mess up the transmission. True or False? I am also considering something to get the exhaust louder too. Lastly if anyone has any tips for me on adding anything please do share them with me.

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    read link in my sig then come back with questions. It should take care of all of them for you.

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    http://www.grandprixforums.net/f81/s...car-17482.html

    Again.

    Also...if your going to Pep Boys for car advice...hmmm...
    Sold WBody's: '03 Blue GTP/'98 Green GTP/'98 Silver GT/'05 GXP
    '99 Chevrolet Silverado Classic Z71 4x4 - K&N Intake/Gibson Exhaust #TRUCKTHINGS
    '12 Buick Regal Turbo - ZZP CAI/20% Tint/HID's
    '89 Ford Mustang LX Notchback - LM7 5.3, 4L80, 9", HX40
    '04 Chevrolet Corvette MRM A4/LS1 - TSP LT's, 3"O/R X, AFE S2 CAI
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    and yet another car saved by Blue
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    Quote Originally Posted by SilvaMan61 View Post
    and yet another car saved by Blue
    Hardly...he can put a 3.0" on there with no other mods...if he doesn't want to do it right then there is nothing I am saving
    Sold WBody's: '03 Blue GTP/'98 Green GTP/'98 Silver GT/'05 GXP
    '99 Chevrolet Silverado Classic Z71 4x4 - K&N Intake/Gibson Exhaust #TRUCKTHINGS
    '12 Buick Regal Turbo - ZZP CAI/20% Tint/HID's
    '89 Ford Mustang LX Notchback - LM7 5.3, 4L80, 9", HX40
    '04 Chevrolet Corvette MRM A4/LS1 - TSP LT's, 3"O/R X, AFE S2 CAI
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    but the info blue, the info
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    anyone else confused when they first read this and saw flip was posting? lol
    '00 Blazer- Good riddance '06 Grand Prix GT- Dead and Cool '05 Silverado- Sold '96 Jeep Cherokee-DD '97 BMW 328i-Project
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    im not following....
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    x2. you know flip. the one that does the amazing head lights and tail lights and reverse lights and fog lights and.....
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