GTA chassis improvements
GTA chassis improvements
Do GTA's respond well to sub-frame connectors, wonderbars, etc. as well as Camaro's and standard Firebirds do? Any practical advice out there?
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Yes. There is no mechanical difference whatsoever between a GTA and any other F-body car as far as stuff like that goes. GTA is basically a heavy trim package on a mostly otherwise fully optioned car.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by RB83L69:
Yes. There is no mechanical difference whatsoever between a GTA and any other F-body car as far as stuff like that goes. GTA is basically a heavy trim package on a mostly otherwise fully optioned car.
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Yes. There is no mechanical difference whatsoever between a GTA and any other F-body car as far as stuff like that goes. GTA is basically a heavy trim package on a mostly otherwise fully optioned car.
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