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[Geezy24]

New to the forum and basically on here to learn and research to do some minor upgrades on my GN,
It has been in storage since 2002- March 2016 since then I have done the following

1987 Buick Grand National
Front end rebuild moog and energy supsension
Front

Billstein shocks
20 inch staggered step lip ag wheels 20x9 20x10 3” lip and 4.5”
Corvette zo6 front and rear calipers 14” and 13” rotors ac delco
Zq8 spindles
Kore 3 steel braided brake hoses
Belltech rear lowering springs
Rear Belltech drop shocks
Vacuum brake system conversion
Belltech rear lowering shocks
Msd wires
Front Djm lower Control arms
Front Spohn upper control arms
Spohn bumpsteer kit
Metco upper and lower rear control arms
Gbody parts Differential cover “Buick”
Wilwood MAster cylinder
2.1 scanmaster
Turbotweak 5.7 chip with LS1 Maf and translator
Steel Maf and radiatior pipes with kn filter
Mini starter
Optima battery
GNX gauge cluster
Atr Exhaust
Kirbans steering shaft upgrade
Gn1 steel intercooler shroud
Dual electric fan conversion with caspers electronics harness
Racetronix Hi performance fuel pump and new fuel tank
Jbl gto speakers and Refurbished oem ac delco radio with built in aux
60-1 turbo upgrade
Hughes deep trans pan
All new gaskets valve cover, timing chain, etc.
New headliner and visors

 

[SupremeSpeed]

Welcome to the forum and that is a very nice GN.

 

[UNGN]

Very nice. Cars like this are going to make G-bodies very valuable in the near future. It will happen when all those guys who spend $60K - $100K+ on a stock muscle mopars that suck to drive think to themselves "what have I done?", see cars like your's and say "I want that!"

 

[Geezy24]

Welcome to the forum and that is a very nice GN.

Thank you for the compliment!

 

[SupremeSpeed]

Thank you for the compliment!

Seriously bro I love it, and you have quality after market parts. You're sparing no expense to get the performance and handling, looks you want. That's what's it all about. Can't wait for more photos.

 

[Geezy24]

Very nice. Cars like this are going to make G-bodies very valuable in the near future. It will happen when all those guys who spend $60K - $100K+ on a stock muscle mopars that suck to drive think to themselves "what have I done?", see cars like your's and say "I want that!"

Thank you for the compliment! But to be honest my Gn was parked in a garage sinece 2002 All I have really done is regular maintence. Even the wheels were replaced because original wheels need to be rechromed and new goodyears cost the same as my 3 piece wheels. The only not really needed but I had to have was these calipers. And I am currently searching on how to do the rears.
I believe you are right because one of those bone stock mopar cuda guys asked to by my GN for 50k and I said thank you but perhaps later in life

 

[Geezy24]

Seriously bro I love it, and you have quality after market parts. You're sparing no expense to get the performance and handling, looks you want. That's what's it all about. Can't wait for more photos.[/

Really much apprciated! Usually I flamed on the forums for having 20 inch wheels. I will post some before the vette calipers

 

[Geezy24]

 

[SupremeSpeed]

I know the feeling. Although there are a lot of guys here that don't like the big wheels. I can honestly say that I have not been criticized about my lifted Cutlass on 22s. I also have a street 87 Salon. But this group has been supportive of my vision. Regardless of which way I customize my ride. You have come to the right place. Lots of good information here.

 

[Geezy24]

I know the feeling. Although there are a lot of guys here that don't like the big wheels. I can honestly say that I have not been criticized about my lifted Cutlass on 22s. I also have a street 87 Salon. But this group has been supportive of my vision. Regardless of which way I customize my ride. You have come to the right place. Lots of good information here.

Thanks man! Very much apprciated it
I have a 84 e30 on 17s that I converted the body to a 90
A 2015 lexus gs350 F sport on 22s
So Im all over the place in car uogrades