Here'* a pic of what i was talking about the 3800 engine in my small little beretta in acouple years this is what i'm planning on doing after my engine starts to get bad.

afew of the guys are now getting under 13.5 sec. in quarter mile witht he 3800sc in thier berettas of course the the engines arn't stock either, but the biggest problem from what i hear is getting them to hook up.

Great job, although I'm not sure you said "for those who car" I'll be more than happy to help with any 3800 problems that I can answer.

They should be getting a lot more out of these engines in the Beretta. The power to weight ratio is huge! An L36 in that small Chevy should be doing close to 14 - 13.5 without mods. I am now running 13.99 in my Bonneville (look at mods list)...if you guys need help, you'll need to come to VA. I'd be glad to help out.

The name Complinitor looks inimidating!

as of now i think mid 13 is the fastest run, this is a new conversion people are just figuring out for the beretta. i think as of right now we have about 4 to 6 people with the conversion done, and a few doing a 3400sc engine drop. the problem the people are getting right now is getting our light cars to hook up without going crazy. and i tihnk on of the guys actually lives in va. i'll hafta check that out.

also heres another pic thats kinda interesting, a stroked 383 in a beretta, totally street legal and drivable.