Thread: My 2004 GTP CompG - 56k get a sandwich

Originally Posted by scoobyydooooooo

Oh I am sorry, I did not word that right,, I meant to say that I really liked your tips, not tails..lol..... Where and how much did they cost..... I have seen alot of tips, but was just curious... thanks so much for taking the time to answer my questions... one last thing.. on the gauges,, what are they used for? what information do they give you? thanks..

Ah, now I understand.

The tips are the SPO tips, I got them from my dealership about a year after purchase. They cost me $120.00, they were on sale. You can get them through pfyc.com, they are $149.99 there.

As far as the gauges go, I can pretty much check anything under the sun. Right now I have them set for Coolant Temp, HP, Knock Retard, Boost, Oil Pressure, and Misfires. When I get bored with them, I will change them. You should check out Aeroforce's website, go to Interceptor OBD2 data stream gauge and scan tool by Aeroforce Technology. It is amazing what you can scan.

Originally Posted by scoobyydooooooo

Oh I am sorry, I did not word that right,, I meant to say that I really liked your tips, not tails..lol..... Where and how much did they cost..... I have seen alot of tips, but was just curious... thanks so much for taking the time to answer my questions... one last thing.. on the gauges,, what are they used for? what information do they give you? thanks..

Hey Scooby, I've got a set of brand new, never been installed, SPO tips I could sell you if you're interested. Was planning to use them to replace the stock tips, but have since then decided to get a full 2.5" cat back system for the car so the 2.25" inlet on the SPOs will not work for me.

Price would be $125.00 shipped.

Let me know if you're interested.

Sorry for the momentary hijack of your thread Laura. Car's looking great. Love the two-tone interior; I almost bought a bleen GXP with that interior but a few different factors including some stuff I found in a carfax report made me decide against it.

On a side note, if you want to get the "AVS" lettering off the tail covers, just use a little bit of alcohol on a rag wrapped around a hard piece of plastic (ball point pen cap would be my suggestion) and scrape 'em off. It'll take a bit of time and effort, but it will work and the rag will prevent you from scratching the covers.