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Achelous

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  1. :puke:

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    So it's B.S., is it? Hmm. I remember all that stuff saying that W was going to go away after 2008, but it doesn't seem feasible to completely drop the LaX without some replacement. + fleets will always buy them and they're cheap as dirt to produce, given the 4 speed/W-body/3800 combo used on most versions.

  2. Fantastic idea. I think they need a Grand Prix like sedan (performance oriented though) to add volume to the brand. The only potential pitfall I see is to convert Pontiac into a brand exclusively made of sports cars. They need to maintain those volume cars, albeit with more performance emphasis. I'm optimistic about this! :pbjtime:

  3. other than the possible supercharged 6.2L in the corvette, any ideas of this engine's designation and output #'s ?  (not the specs from the escalade now) any news on this or ideas when (near official) news of this would appear?

    Just a guess, but I'd say 440 hp wouldn't be tough, as the LS2 is probably easily capable of more than 400hp. The aditional .2 liters would help too. I thought there was something said about such an engine in the 2007 'vette? If this was the case, that would kinda be moving in on Z06 territory.

  4. I've never heard of them getting a different cam. They make/made the same power, right?

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    They make 205 hp as opposed to 200 in the Grand Prix, Impala, etc...
  5. Thanks so much for this. It is exactly what was needed and clears the air quite a bit. I think we all realize that it's difficult to separate fact from fiction sometimes and are generally pleased with the journalistic standards of this site. Thanks again.

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