Well, noticed tonight, mine was getting kinda dusty and dirty, I used Orange Lightning and Simple Green to get er clean...I also put the msd coils and wires on there from my first bonneville

how hard is it to change the coils? Are the ones you use the same ones as these ones?:
http://www.pfyc.com/store/merchant.m...y_Code=GPUNDER
What about wires? These the same?:
http://www.pfyc.com/store/merchant.m...y_Code=GPUNDER

Looks awsome btw

John, coils are two screws each. I wouldn't do it unless you had a bad coil.

PM me before you buy those. I have a proposition for you

i know my coils are fine, for now anyways..... Just wanting to know if or when I do....

SSEimatt93
Nice job cleaning under the hood. I have a 91 GMC Sonoma that needs the same treatment. Do you make house calls? LOL

yeah you wont see any performance out of them, the wires a bit thicker and are a tight squeeze in the stock holders. They do look good under there however. I bought them for my old bonneville when a coil pack cracked, and then i used them on my alero just for looks.

They are a bit hotter than OEM 92-96 coils when compared to 97+ SSEi/GTP L67 coils. A little better midrange power, but it'* very hard to 'feel'.

That engine looks great. I'll have to try that stuff when it warms up around here.

*misses having a garage to work in*

looks great.

Looks great. Yeah, having a garage is sure nice. My little brother just bought a house and is moving in next weekend. The place has one 2 car garage (with plenty room to spare) and another single car garage. Both are unattached to the house, but a nice propane heater in the 2 car and we'll be in there all weekend long every weekend during the winter.