ok I have a 92 bonneville and I am wondering
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Thermostat is $8-$15, the intake just depends on where you get it. Check with the vendors down in the vendor section:
http://www.domesticperformance.com
http://www.angryducktofuracing.com
http://www.bonnevilleattitude.com
I am not sure on the prices--just visit their website. I think they run around $200 or so.
http://www.domesticperformance.com
http://www.angryducktofuracing.com
http://www.bonnevilleattitude.com
I am not sure on the prices--just visit their website. I think they run around $200 or so.
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If you buy a like a ..... honda civics intake tube and filter it will run ya about $50-80 dollars and you will have to sightly modify it, drill a hole for your IAT, also known as a MAT sensor, and plug up a vaccum hole on the pipe. not hard at all and will save ya a $150
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Re: ok I have a 92 bonneville and I am wondering
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I want to sup it up but I am wondering can I do it to this car or am I just stuck with piece of crap?? I really wanna superchage it is that possible?? it is not supercharged stock
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i cant believe u just called a 3800 a peice of crap. what u think it was vette. i got a 92 buick le sabre (cousin of ur car) and i love it yeah its no benz or vette but hey its better then some honda, isnt it?
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Originally Posted by 89BonnieSE89
Not possible to SC an SE trim level car with a normally aspirated engine. To bad you don't like your 92. The Series I NA is a decent car, still powered by a very strong 3800 engine. Check Techinfo for options on performance mods
As for more info on just what is needed to modify the 92 SE, you can email if you wish below.
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Lol rat, good post... his passion
I think what the moderator meant was that it isnt really practical for an average driver with average means to SC a NA engine.
PS I hate to be pickin about people posting but double negatives are a bit confusing. "none of us here would never "
I think what the moderator meant was that it isnt really practical for an average driver with average means to SC a NA engine.
PS I hate to be pickin about people posting but double negatives are a bit confusing. "none of us here would never "
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If you want a SC Bonne.. Just go buy a engine trans COmputer and wiring harness out of a SC series one car and plop it all in your car . it would be less then moding your engine to be able to run SC . This is the route I might take and if you want you can to
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Originally Posted by russianpolarbear
If you want a SC Bonne.. Just go buy a engine trans COmputer and wiring harness out of a SC series one car and plop it all in your car . it would be less then moding your engine to be able to run SC . This is the route I might take and if you want you can to
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Originally Posted by Kuhl
Lol rat, good post... his passion
I think what the moderator meant was that it isnt really practical for an average driver with average means to SC a NA engine.
PS I hate to be pickin about people posting but double negatives are a bit confusing. "none of us here would never "
I think what the moderator meant was that it isnt really practical for an average driver with average means to SC a NA engine.
PS I hate to be pickin about people posting but double negatives are a bit confusing. "none of us here would never "
Sorry about the double negatives too.
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Originally Posted by Mike *
thats alot of money though I thought they made superchargers for pontiac'* or am I completely wrong??