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Old 05-19-2007, 09:42 PM
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01 Pontiac Grand Prix SE vs. Stock auto Mustang V6

ok, i need some info here. I got a 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix SE 3.1 v6 putting out 175HP front wheel drive, this punk at my school has a 2002 Mustang auto 3.8 v6 putting out 190hp, rear wheel drive. I understand that i will probably lose this race, due to the fact that his car is much lighter then mine. Do i even have a chance at winning this, or should i just save up and get a GTP and tear him up? haha
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Re: 01 Pontiac Grand Prix SE vs. Stock auto Mustang V6

if you had the 3.8l, you'd get him, but i'm not too familiar with the 3.1Ls...

step up to the gtp, add $500 in mods, and go after the v8s
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