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Donations

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“Everyone can do simple things to make a difference, and every little bit really does count” – Stella McCartney Any donation to Mark Quitter Racing is greatly appreciated. Donations help to pay for website fees and maintenance. Donations in greater amounts can be used to further expand the website as well supporting a cause as […]

About

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“Choose a job you love and you will never have to work a day in your life” – Unknown   PRESENT Thank you for visiting the “About” section of this website. Mark Quitter Racing was founded in 2015. My website goal and mission is to specialize in 2004-2006 Pontiac GTO information including service advice, production […]

Choosing The Right Car Battery

Electrical, GTO Garage DIY
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Choosing the right car battery for your 2004-2006 Pontiac GTO. It’s a beautiful day out and you just got done washing and waxing your car. The car looks great, and you feel great, so it’s time to go for a drive. You put the key in the ignition, give the key a turn to start […]

Service Garage Q&A

GTO Garage DIY
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Have a service-related question for your 5th Generation Goat? Ask the community. We will do our best to try to find the answers you need. Post your questions below using the “Leave a Reply” comment form below. You can also send me a message by using the contact form found here. You can also send […]

Pontiac GTO Of The Month

5th Generation Pontiac GTO
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Hello all Pontiac GTO enthusiasts! I am starting a new section of this website dedicated to the public. I can’t expect everyone to just keep looking at pictures of my GTO when so many of you have GTO’s of your own. And since my ride is out of commission and waiting for a new engine, […]

Have Your GTO Featured Here

News & Updates
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Send me a picture of your Pontiac GTO, along with some information about it, and I will post it here on this website! I would like to start a “Featured GTO” section on this website. Each month, or week, depending how many submissions I receive, I will post a picture of your Pontiac GTO along […]

Homage to my LS1 Engine

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I special homage to my original LS1 Engine. I took this motor to 600 horsepower and she finally had enough. Engine blew. Broken crankshaft, frozen hydraulic lifter and a very unsettling knocking noise which sent it to its demise. To my LS1 Engine, we salute you. New LS3 Stroker Engine coming soon!

Test & Tune at Route 66 Raceway

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Test &Tune at Route 66 Raceway in Joilet, Illinois. Nice video of me getting a driving lesson from a Mustang on Nitrous. Had no clue he was spraying, until he pulled past me like I was tied to a stump!