Ready to start Mods
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Ready to start Mods
I took my car to the track last night to get a base line and an idea how she performs. First time at the track so my times may not be as real as should be - but she ran low 16'*. Hmmm.
Anyway, I have the mod fever and I am looking to keep my L36 N/A. So I won't ask the repetitive questions about SC or turbos. Although 50-shot nitrous came up in question.
Realistic now - what mods should I start out with first to get my Bonne up to speed? I need all your expertise before I move forward.
Anyway, I have the mod fever and I am looking to keep my L36 N/A. So I won't ask the repetitive questions about SC or turbos. Although 50-shot nitrous came up in question.
Realistic now - what mods should I start out with first to get my Bonne up to speed? I need all your expertise before I move forward.
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there are a few mods that can be had for the NA L36....
some of the options you have to get you started
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...e=article&k=91
after that you can think about
PCM
Rockers/CAM
the options are limitless....take a look around www.intense-racing.com and also www.zzperfeormance.com
some of the options you have to get you started
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...e=article&k=91
after that you can think about
PCM
Rockers/CAM
the options are limitless....take a look around www.intense-racing.com and also www.zzperfeormance.com
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Re: Ready to start Mods
Originally Posted by 02 Silver
I So I won't ask the repetitive questions about SC or turbos
You actually do an L67 top end swap on your L36 engine. Granted your transmission will have to be shortly beefed up, because it simply cant handle that sort of extra power. But is possible to supercharge an L36, and fairly cheaply minus the transmission.
There is also a turbo kit made for the W-bodies, but Im sure it could be easily adapted to fir the Bonneville, although I dont know of anyone on here that has done it yet. Same issues with the transmission will show up.
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Thanks - this really helps to start out. Although I guess there are different opinions on adding a SC or not especially if your a GP or nonBonne fan. I am looking at swapping though. But for now does any N/A L36 run a nitrous kit?
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
noone here runs nitrous....although i suppose that there are GP guys running it....i dont know for sure tho
Curt has it on a 90
Venom has it on an 05 GXP
And there'* a couple others..I forget who though.
It'* not very common due to the homework needed to use it properly w/o problems.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
noone here runs nitrous....although i suppose that there are GP guys running it....i dont know for sure tho
Curt has it on a 90
Venom has it on an 05 GXP
And there'* a couple others..I forget who though.
It'* not very common due to the homework needed to use it properly w/o problems.
but it takes some research when you do the install/ system
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Not yet but i think there is going to be an L36 running a nice purple zex kit next spring. And he is shooting for solid 13'*. Hmmm i wonder who that is......
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Originally Posted by MACDRIVE
I had always thought that the L36 and L67 ran the same transmission with the exception of the final drive ratio :?: