A lightened bonneville... quarter mile time??
03-08-2006, 08:46 PM
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Originally Posted by T-Keith
A 92-99 H-body is probably not much lighter then a 00+, by the time you add an L67. Not a 86-91 H-body would be lighter and probably cheaper. 
My 91 Bonneville LE is 3390 Lbs... My 95 SE is 3465 Lbs...
And at the same time I don't think the series I or II supercharged weigh too much more than the oldschool 3800..
I think the 92-99 H body is about 200 lbs lighter than the 00+, not a huge diffrence
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03-08-2006, 10:13 PM
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Yes, and "plug and play" is a must for me , i mean for installation, do the 88-91 need a lot of work compared to a 96-99?
And im wondering if all the wiring of a 96-99 SE/ SLE is the same as the L67? or i really need a L67 powered body/wiring ?
Thx guys for any input, appreciated.
And im wondering if all the wiring of a 96-99 SE/ SLE is the same as the L67? or i really need a L67 powered body/wiring ?
Thx guys for any input, appreciated.
03-08-2006, 10:28 PM
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Originally Posted by mike_peperni
Yes, and "plug and play" is a must for me , i mean for installation, do the 88-91 need a lot of work compared to a 96-99?
And im wondering if all the wiring of a 96-99 SE/ SLE is the same as the L67? or i really need a L67 powered body/wiring ?
Thx guys for any input, appreciated.
And im wondering if all the wiring of a 96-99 SE/ SLE is the same as the L67? or i really need a L67 powered body/wiring ?
Thx guys for any input, appreciated.
you will need the wireharness, PCM,trans, and there are a fre other things like the dual stage fuelpump that the SSEi uses to consider
its best to fund a SE....and get a wrecked SSEi, so you have everything that you need
03-08-2006, 11:08 PM
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
Originally Posted by mike_peperni
Yes, and "plug and play" is a must for me , i mean for installation, do the 88-91 need a lot of work compared to a 96-99?
And im wondering if all the wiring of a 96-99 SE/ SLE is the same as the L67? or i really need a L67 powered body/wiring ?
Thx guys for any input, appreciated.
And im wondering if all the wiring of a 96-99 SE/ SLE is the same as the L67? or i really need a L67 powered body/wiring ?
Thx guys for any input, appreciated.
you will need the wireharness, PCM,trans, and there are a fre other things like the dual stage fuelpump that the SSEi uses to consider
its best to fund a SE....and get a wrecked SSEi, so you have everything that you need
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03-08-2006, 11:30 PM
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BadSSEi weigh in at 2800-3000 IIRC.....the nubmer was said many times at the Meet but i now cant remember the exact weight got the life of me
It'* just a shell of a car only enjoyable for 10 seconds at a time.
3300 lbs is darn light for a Bonne. That'* 500 lbs lighter than mine. So you should be 1/2 sec faster than me.
03-08-2006, 11:40 PM
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this was in the summer at the National Meet in IL... in FULL street trim, nothing removed, its basically how the car rolled off the Assembly Line, except for one Amp, and all the neons
there was another 93 SLE that weightd in at 3500 at the same scale
there was another 93 SLE that weightd in at 3500 at the same scale
03-08-2006, 11:56 PM
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Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
How much fuel was in your tank?
200 lbs for a full one.
200 lbs for a full one.