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Old July 26th, 2008, 09:01 AM
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87 Skyhawk Turbo

Not a G-body, but a J-Body, but it is a 2.0L Hot Air Turbo anyone have any
info on these cars, such would would fit off of our cars and so on, like Inj.
fuel pump, etc.
thanks

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Old July 26th, 2008, 10:55 AM
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j-body.org - the jbody organization

Don't know how much it's gonna help. I think the layout of the site kinda sucks, but you can skim through it. Too bad you are so far away, wouldn't mind getting that hardtop from you
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87 WE4-factory radio delete, pwr windows, rear defrost, pwr antenna, that's it! Runs on used parts and stuff I found in my uncles back yard. Now that it runs I'm tearing it apart

...and a 93 T/A- Well optioned but definitely not a whole lot of Pontiac Excitement there.

soon to be joining in- 88 shelby z 5 spd 2.2 intercooled w/ttops
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Old July 26th, 2008, 11:36 AM
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useta, yes, I have joined the site but not a lot of activity or info there, but at least their is a site, kinda hoping some one on here also has some info as far as compatibility of parts go.

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Old July 26th, 2008, 11:41 AM
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too bad, there's a big following for those daytona turbos. I would think there's a few people out there tuining these. I think it would be fun
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87 WE4-factory radio delete, pwr windows, rear defrost, pwr antenna, that's it! Runs on used parts and stuff I found in my uncles back yard. Now that it runs I'm tearing it apart

...and a 93 T/A- Well optioned but definitely not a whole lot of Pontiac Excitement there.

soon to be joining in- 88 shelby z 5 spd 2.2 intercooled w/ttops
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Old July 27th, 2008, 06:42 PM
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As far as parts compatibility, I dont think a whole lot will work between the Gbody and Jbody turbo cars. I do know that getting rid of the cat conv and then running a 2 1/8 or 2 1/4 exhaust all the way back to a decent flowing muffler, will help tremendously in the turbo lag dept. Then fabbing you a cold air intake with a nice cone filter will give nice bang for the $$ as the stock air intake on those kinda sucked. There are a few aftermarket cams for those engines too. I could be mistaken, but I believe there is an adjustable FPR that will work on those as well. A step in the right direction anyhow

I know there was a website dealing with building the Jbody cars, I'll do some digging and see if I can find it for you.
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Old July 27th, 2008, 11:57 PM
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going to fab up a CAI on this unit, next will have to figure out how to install a AFPR, it is in a very ugly place, I will be looking to have it be remote mounted
and will have to fab up some lines to do so, but that will have to wait til I get the 89 sunbird conv. turbo's timing belt and water pump replaced, then go from there, the pontiac will remain basically stock while i see what the 87
skyhawk is capable of, I will also talk to Eric@ TT and see what he has to say about proms for these vehicles, thanks

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