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Old 01-16-2013, 08:04 AM
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She definitely needs some loving. I'd love to see a supercharged 3800 go in it. Yea, start a thread in the Pontiac section, heck, I might even sticky it for ya.
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She definitely needs some loving. I'd love to see a supercharged 3800 go in it.
Welcome to the forum! Always good to see some Pontiac love.

Mike'* right, you can put a 3800 Series II and matching transmission into that thing, depending on the year. It'll be a lot of work (and a couple skipped student loan payments), but I imagine it'd be a powerful upgrade.
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Welcome to the forums! I think the Fiero'* are a neat little ride too. One came into our shop last summer for a clutch issue and I got it (I'm a tech at a GM dealer). It was a 88 Fiero GT 2.8L 5-speed. It was MINT, looked like brand new, 50,000km (30K miles), never saw rain or snow, not a spec of rust on it from top to bottom, original everything right down to the brakes, conical washers were still on the wheel studs! Ended up doing quite a bit of work to it, clutch master and slave cylinders, 4 new tires to replace the original ones that were rotted and weathercracked, thermostat, bunch of other stuff too. Had it out for a few good rides, what a fun car to drive!

Good luck with your project, looking forward to seeing your progress.
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My friend is selling me the front end, rotor to rotor
Out of his 02 Monti, so I'm getting that, going to turbocharge it, it'* a 3.8 series 2 mated to a 4t65e, both are getting a fresh rebuild, along with heavy modification, limited slip, performance cam, ceramic coated pistons, building them up to hold about 15 lbs of boost, and sorry I hadn't responded sooner, my aunt is in the hospital, the Fiero had to make 2 trips to Nashville, 140 miles 1 way, it blew off the radiator cap, got a new one then it blew off a hose, lol, its running good now though, my aunt is doing better, I drove it about 50 miles dumping a gallon of water in every 5-10 miles in 15 degree weather
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