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Old 03-23-2011, 06:38 PM
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been looking for this for awhile, thanks man
 
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Awesome Link! I found the 2006 Monte under the 2007. Thanks Again!
 
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you bet man lots of good info here
 
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ERROR found! Unfortunately the PDF for the "2002 Monte Carlo", SS model, lists the final drive ratio as 3.29 for the SS, the actual ratio is 3.05! The 3.29 ratio was used for the NA Pontiac Grand Prix & GTP (comp G only). ZZPerformance even lists this info on their "gear ratio conversion kit" page. Otherwise it seems accurate.
 
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Cool I hope it helps
 
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OK...Found a couple more errors: The upper intake manifold is plastic on the series II not aluminum as in the series III and the rear manifold is Stainless Steel tubing, not cast iron like the front manifold. Interesting note though that resistance in POLICE ignition wires is only 600 ohms per foot and passenger car ignition wires are 3,000 ohms per foot.
 
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Originally Posted by christophero1973
OK...Found a couple more errors: The upper intake manifold is plastic on the series II not aluminum as in the series III and the rear manifold is Stainless Steel tubing, not cast iron like the front manifold. Interesting note though that resistance in POLICE ignition wires is only 600 ohms per foot and passenger car ignition wires are 3,000 ohms per foot.
Not to mention for the 2005 Montes-

The front page shows the car with the door protectors on it. The '05s I thought didn't have those as an option. Otherwise, it's a great find!
 
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Awesome find - looks like it has a bunch of the information that I have been looking for for a while.
 
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Thank you man lots of good info for sure
 


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