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[ecoboostsho]

I'm curious guys.  Will a tuned SHO waste a tuned GTP? 

Just a tune with no supporting mods on a GTP...heck yes you would destroy it. Mine had head work, cam, exhaust intake, full headers, and a smaller pulley. It would have been a race with just a tuned SHO (well not actually because it was FWD and from a stop you would destroy me with the AWD).  Now that said there are GTPs in the 11s and faster but those are heavily modded. GTPs didn't have an intercooler from the factory so you had to watch your boost. They were just playing with e85 when I sold mine so it's possible things have improved. Traction was always my limiting factor.

[Ryan327]

I'm curious guys.  Will a tuned SHO waste a tuned GTP? 

I'd say yes.  But depends on how you spend the money on each.  basic tune on each SHO all the way.  But if you bought a GTP for 5K and put the other 30K spent on a new SHO into mods then you'd be way ahead on the GTP....but it's still now going to = the newer improved vehicle for overall features.

[ShoBoat]

Another shot from FORScan, the PID list is the most detailed I have yet seen. The only limitation is that you need a cable and a laptop. But for the serious tuner it's a great tool. Also wireless systems from my experience are great for snapshots but logging they leave something to be desired as the latency is not the greatest.

[EcoPowerParts]

google image for knock in Torque

should be there, it's the little bullseye looking thing....for what ever reason mine does not work while driving ---says I'm not at 100% throttle when it is floored.

I just found it, it's a separate app in google play.

[13-SHO]

Can a GTP beat a SHO. Yes.

There are GTP's in the 8's in the 1/4 mile (ZZP vender car). For $2000 an '04 GTP added a turbo in place of the SC and ran in the 11's.

They do have one HUGE weakness as mentioned earlier. Traction.

This version of the SHO is still in it's infancy when it comes to mods. The sky is only the limit if vendors decide to support the R&D on upgrades.