Looking for videos/soundclips of Series I L67's
11-24-2006, 01:03 AM
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I'm not starting anything, and you guys say this yourselves. The problem isn't aftermarket, the problem is getting the engine to respond right to the mods you add. I know the aftermarket for the Series I. I owned a '94, remember? I was going to swap a Series I L67 into it before my dad died, and we ran out of money completely.
When it comes to cheap, easy performance, the Series I doesn't deliver as well as the Series II does. I'm in low 14'* in the Regal with roughly $150 spent. You just (for the most part) can't do it with the Series I.
I don't think it'* a bad motor, and for some reason I have some strange attraction to it, and the cars it came in. I love the '92-95 SSEi'*, and I think they are, by far, the best looking FWD-era Bonneville. I never said it didn't have potential. It does. It has plenty. It'* power just isn't as easily harnessed as the Series II'* is.
Tuning is the biggest issue, especially with the '94-95 and it'* bastardized OBD-"1.5". It'* not the engine'* fault. I think if there would have ever been an OBD-II controlled version of it, we would have seen bigger numbers come out of the Series I L67.
When it comes to cheap, easy performance, the Series I doesn't deliver as well as the Series II does. I'm in low 14'* in the Regal with roughly $150 spent. You just (for the most part) can't do it with the Series I.
I don't think it'* a bad motor, and for some reason I have some strange attraction to it, and the cars it came in. I love the '92-95 SSEi'*, and I think they are, by far, the best looking FWD-era Bonneville. I never said it didn't have potential. It does. It has plenty. It'* power just isn't as easily harnessed as the Series II'* is.
Tuning is the biggest issue, especially with the '94-95 and it'* bastardized OBD-"1.5". It'* not the engine'* fault. I think if there would have ever been an OBD-II controlled version of it, we would have seen bigger numbers come out of the Series I L67.
11-24-2006, 01:07 AM
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The S1 does respond very well to mods. Just in a different way. But that'* for another topic. I'd just rather not have people thinking that there'* no parts or mods available when they read this.
The S1 is very easy to mod. In fact, 94/95 L67'* typically beat the S2 guys stock for stock. Mine did this very thing last year (my 95 SLE). Let'* just agree to be a little clearer in how we word this stuff so people don't misunderstand.
The S1 is very easy to mod. In fact, 94/95 L67'* typically beat the S2 guys stock for stock. Mine did this very thing last year (my 95 SLE). Let'* just agree to be a little clearer in how we word this stuff so people don't misunderstand.
11-24-2006, 01:08 AM
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Originally Posted by digitaloutsider
I'm not starting anything, and you guys say this yourselves. The problem isn't aftermarket, the problem is getting the engine to respond right to the mods you add. I know the aftermarket for the Series I. I owned a '94, remember? I was going to swap a Series I L67 into it before my dad died, and we ran out of money completely.
When it comes to cheap, easy performance, the Series I doesn't deliver as well as the Series II does. I'm in low 14'* in the Regal with roughly $150 spent. You just (for the most part) can't do it with the Series I.
I don't think it'* a bad motor, and for some reason I have some strange attraction to it, and the cars it came in. I love the '92-95 SSEi'*, and I think they are, by far, the best looking FWD-era Bonneville. I never said it didn't have potential. It does. It has plenty. It'* power just isn't as easily harnessed as the Series II'* is.
Tuning is the biggest issue, especially with the '94-95 and it'* bastardized OBD-"1.5". It'* not the engine'* fault. I think if there would have ever been an OBD-II controlled version of it, we would have seen bigger numbers come out of the Series I L67.
When it comes to cheap, easy performance, the Series I doesn't deliver as well as the Series II does. I'm in low 14'* in the Regal with roughly $150 spent. You just (for the most part) can't do it with the Series I.
I don't think it'* a bad motor, and for some reason I have some strange attraction to it, and the cars it came in. I love the '92-95 SSEi'*, and I think they are, by far, the best looking FWD-era Bonneville. I never said it didn't have potential. It does. It has plenty. It'* power just isn't as easily harnessed as the Series II'* is.
Tuning is the biggest issue, especially with the '94-95 and it'* bastardized OBD-"1.5". It'* not the engine'* fault. I think if there would have ever been an OBD-II controlled version of it, we would have seen bigger numbers come out of the Series I L67.
11-25-2006, 09:24 PM
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Hooker aero:
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=66764
stock muffler:
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=66717
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=66764
stock muffler:
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=66717
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