They already have the 3.6 twin turbo out in the Cadillac. Can't believe the new GN hasn't been announced yet.
Series II L67 Grand National??!!??
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They already have the 3.6 twin turbo out in the Cadillac. Can't believe the new GN hasn't been announced yet.
GBGN1
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I unfortunately think the anticipation might be better than car itself..... I hope I'm wrong.
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I've been toying with this idea for my Bonneville motor but besides taking me out of Production, there is this problem and the problem of compression on my destroker. Even with a pure flattop at optimum quench, the compression is only 7.75:1 because of the huge 64cc chambers on the Series II/III heads. There are 7cc dome units out there for 4.8/5.3L V8 strokers but even with the same optimum quench that only gets you 8.32:1. That's what really led me to abandon that idea but remember I have only a 2.66in stroke on my 3.0L destroker. More stroke = more compression so a 3.400+ stroke unit might fare better.
delcowizzid
newzealand turbo 3.8
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the l67 is 60° Chevy V6 and 2.5L 4 cylinder bellhousing pattern as i use one of these to adapt to t350 trans http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Chevy-4-and-V6-to-TH350-Adapter-Plates,3280.html
Just flipped through this thread, I don't think I ever posted in it. I have been thinking about this swap for two years now. I would use the SFI-6 EBL if I could for this swap. would have to check with dynamicefi to see if it would work. I already am using the later ignition coils and module, etc. I agree the tranny is a stumbling point, since either rebuilding the 4l60e, or adding the adapter plate, and getting a custom converter, or the 500.00 adapter and stock converter, all add a bit of cost to the swap.
In any case, good info from all who know and are sharing it. I wish i could go for a ride in this thing!
In any case, good info from all who know and are sharing it. I wish i could go for a ride in this thing!
Howling Mad
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If you look in the transmission section there is a thread about new bolt on bell housings for 200r4. I'm sure you could buy one for a series 2 3800
Were using a stock standard L67 crank and stock block (forged pistons and rods) to make around 600-650rwhp with no problems. Car went 9.5@150. Main issue we get is it drains the sump when you sit @6000-7000rpm the whole way down, so we are going to try an accumulator.
Howling Mad
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A turbo buick motor and a series 1 3800 are not the same motor so the series 2/3 mounts would not be the same as a TB 3.8
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murphinator
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I never buy a motor but have bought many , many whole cars and parted them out on 3800 forums.
Example :current car getting ripped apart in the garage cost me $450, had 4 new tires on it on factory aluminum wheels my daughters gs needed rubber she got those as well as the new struts I pulled off it , her boyfriends car got the brakes and a control arm , I sold the engine with trans for $475 good running drivetrain that shifted all gears complete from sc to oil pan, coils , ex manifolds etc... actually I have had many dealings with the buyer so I delivered him the whole cradle with halfshafts and rack in place for that price. same guy recently bought my old daily gs with 225,000 on it this package is just plan b incase something breaks , he will likely sell off the sc ,lim , coils , tb ,HD diff/shaft/cover etc stuff he wont need and will end up with an eng/trans for close to free himself...
still have the rest of the car to part out then scrap $$ including the cat $$ so the picture I am painting is you can easily get them for free if you buy a whole car lol car had rot issues and only 136,000 miles on it - just a baby for these engines if your looking for low miles then your at the mercy of the junkyards but in the 3800 seriesII community we think nothing of modding a 200k engine and if your in the rust belt theres plenty of cars on craigs list that need rockers ,strut towers , brake/fuel lines ,radiator supports cost to repair is higher than cars value so you just have to be a smart buyer and help the seller pay the reg for their new car and free up parking space in the yard lol
"More Boost"
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I have a 700R4 out of an '84 blazer S-10 (2.8L bell) suppose to bolt right up to L67, non- computer trans.
delcowizzid
newzealand turbo 3.8
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for the guys who want to run a stronger trans this is what i buy and get shipped way down here in newzealand to convert the later buick and l67 pattern blocks to T350 400 and glide.have run 11.02 @126mph and the trans is still attached LOL.the plates made from some kind of tool steel or spring steel very solid http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Chevy-4-and-V6-to-TH350-Adapter-Plates,3280.html
