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Well i know i replaced my engine and we ended up putting a 2001 Grand prix gt motor in it and we had to switch the manifold back to the one off my 1995 motor because i didnt bolt on. Also i was wondering when i comes time to start buying other parts (rockers, cams) do i buy them for the grand prix motor or are they all the same. lol
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Originally Posted by Sol
I'm willing to bet it bolts on. If you can, look under the hood to see. All Series II engines have the same manifolds.
I do believe the front'* are the same all the way across SII L67/L36'*.
I wonder if the L26 or L32 have the same mani'* as their SII predecessors?
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Originally Posted by TJ'sblackbonne
Well i know i replaced my engine and we ended up putting a 2001 Grand prix gt motor in it and we had to switch the manifold back to the one off my 1995 motor because i didnt bolt on. Also i was wondering when i comes time to start buying other parts (rockers, cams) do i buy them for the grand prix motor or are they all the same. lol
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Originally Posted by OLBlueEyesBonne
Originally Posted by Sol
I'm willing to bet it bolts on. If you can, look under the hood to see. All Series II engines have the same manifolds.
I do believe the front'* are the same all the way across SII L67/L36'*.
I wonder if the L26 or L32 have the same mani'* as their SII predecessors?
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L27'* dont need PEM'*, there is nothing to really grind out and they are port matched from the factory. My PEM'* came off a Buick L67 I believe. They may have different part numbers but I'm guessing they are all the same.
Don't take my word for it though. :?
Don't take my word for it though. :?
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Originally Posted by TJ'sblackbonne
Well i know i replaced my engine and we ended up putting a 2001 Grand prix gt motor in it and we had to switch the manifold back to the one off my 1995 motor because i didnt bolt on. Also i was wondering when i comes time to start buying other parts (rockers, cams) do i buy them for the grand prix motor or are they all the same. lol
So i got a new DP and got ripped off real bad.<--that'* a long story
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Your best bet would be to send in what you have currently to get ported. You wouldn't have a car for a while though. You could always go to a junkyard and get a set from a similar car to get ported. This way you know you will get a match and won't have to mess with a downpipe.
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thats a very good suggestion. who can port them, i mean this isnt something i am going to do for a while unless i can get it done cheap. but i want to do my homework on it