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Formula or T/A
As of now im shopping for one of these bad boys. It will be a 95/96 body style. I own a 98 3.8L V6 and need some more power. I have yet to see a trans am in person. I like the fact that the Formula is a v6 body style with an 8 under the hood. Judging from pics i see on the net, the T/A looks very flashy and mean looking as hell!!!! Any opinions would be nice!
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Re: Formula or T/A
Are you going to mod it?
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1999 Pontiac Trans Am WS.6 #1747 Stock'ish' |
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Re: Formula or T/A
FWIW, while they were being sold new, the Formula was advertised as a better performance car than T/A. T/A was the "luxury" version. It is said the Formulas are lighter due to less options and other "refinements" found in T/A. I've been told a similar comparision is Camaro SS versus Z/28 (of the mid-90s on), the latter being more like T/A and the former like Formula.
I'm sure Mr. Luos will have more to add to this. Jim |
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Re: Formula or T/A
luos gets as giddy as a school girl when he see's posts like this
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Re: Formula or T/A
Kinda.
![]() It all depends on what the car will be used for.
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1999 Pontiac Trans Am WS.6 #1747 Stock'ish' |
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Honestly, the best one to get is the one you find the best deal on. Formulas are generally less expensive and weigh a little less. But TA's are more abubdant and have the flashier looks.
Look around and consider cost, mileage and overall condition. Either model will be a winner in my book. Good luck.
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1999 Pontiac Firebird Formula 100% bone stock. No really it is
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