How do you turn the daily commute into the daily victory lap? By piloting the Pontiac Grand Prix. The supercharged GTP pumps out a whopping 240-hp, while Grand Prix's WideTrack design provides smooth cornering, excellent handling and a firm grip of the road.
- 175 horsepower V6 Engine
- Air conditioning
- 4-wheel ABS brakes
- Electric rear-window defogger
- Power door locks/windows
- PASS KEY III theft deterrent system
- Daytime running lamps
- Remote deck–lid release
- Delco® AM/FM stereo cassette and more
In addition to the above-mentioned features, Grand Prix GT models come equipped with the following:
- 200 horsepower V6 Engine
- Automatic transmission
- Rear spoiler
- Cast aluminum 5-spoke wheels
- Cruise control
- Remote trunk release
- Power steering
- Available OnStar® and more
Standard equipment over and above GT models includes the following performance components:
- 240 horsepower supercharged V6 engine
- 4-speed automatic transmission
- Full-function traction control
- Vehicle and content alarm system
- Remote keyless entry
- Automatic air conditioning
- Delco® AM/FM stereo with CD and graphic equalizer
- 6-way power driver's seat and more
Standard equipment over and above GT and GTP models includes the following performance components:
- Aggressive hood vents
- Unique rear spoiler
- Painted interior trim plates
- 16" chrome wheels
- Special door emblems
- 2-tone leather seating surfaces
Adding Bluetooth to a JVC KD-G820
Recently I got this JVC head unit from a thrift store for $5, and I had some Bluetooth receiver boards lying around from another project. I tapped into the J-Link connector for audio, and a ~5.7v power source on the bottom of the board for power. I added a 10 ohm resistor and a .1uf capacitor to the power input on the Bluetooth board to bring my 5.7v source closer to 5v, and to prevent engine whine coming through the audio signal. The new input shows up as "EXT IN" on the HU, the only thing I'm missing is the software from JVC to add custom images to the display. I've had it in my winter beater for a few days, and it's been flawless - it actually sounds better than the modern Kenwood unit I had in the truck beforehand.
