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Old 04-15-2007, 11:58 AM   #1 (permalink)
 
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Hi

Just wanted to say hi new to boards. Just bought my first new car a 06 Cyclone Gray/Black leather automatic on stock 18's, on 4/7/07 a early B-day present for myself. Plan on keeping it stock and hopefully have it last for many many years. It is a eveyday car for me and living in South sub of Chicago means ill be buying snow tires! (Any ideas?) Thinking I might get away with getting 2 stock rims and put snow tires on them for winter and swap them out. I noticed the other GTO forum's and they all seamed like "what you have to do to your car now you have it" not a fan of that I realy like how you are more like enjoy it and if you want to tweek here is something.
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Welcome,
New owner myself...
Got'ta admit i'm in the same boat as you. I bought a 400 hp car so i wouldn't feel the need to upgrade. But it REALLY does NEED like 200 more Hp... Mine is also a daily driver, (I'm in buffalo so I feel your pain). I would really love to keep it out of the snow, dont know how im going to do it. As for the forum, i found that this place is more relaxed, less trolling here too...

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Yeah, it is. So when are you two planning on tweaking you're cars? Lol jk. Welcome.
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I think the GTO attracts competetive personalities who want the best performance. This results in a GTO "ladder," we non-modders are on the bottom. This forum seems to tolerate us better than others.

I bought aftermarket wheels and put summer tires on them. This allowed me to get wider rears, and many aftermarket wheels are cheaper than stock wheels. I kept the stock wheels and put winter tires on them. They are easy to swap out.
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