good opportunity or not? pics inside 56k warning
- sandrock
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Re: good opportunity or not?
Lemme know if you need wiring help. I've got...three and half (doing one now) swaps under my belt, and each one has been unique, depending on what needed to be done and how.
2005 GXP - White Gold Pearl, no mods...yet.
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2000 SSEi - Resurrection in progress. Built L67 w/L32 fuel rail, ported heads, and cam. Camaro front brake system, GXP cluster, and much more in planning.
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Re: good opportunity or not?
im sure i will need to take you up on thatsandrock wrote:Lemme know if you need wiring help. I've got...three and half (doing one now) swaps under my belt, and each one has been unique, depending on what needed to be done and how.
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Re: good opportunity or not?
I think you need to come up for a visitsandrock wrote:Lemme know if you need wiring help. I've got...three and half (doing one now) swaps under my belt, and each one has been unique, depending on what needed to be done and how.
-driverjohn2005
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Re: good opportunity or not?
*wootwoot!*tpulliam79 wrote:![]()
car is being delivered tomorrow. I will get lots of first day pics
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Can't wait to see it!!!!
-driverjohn2005
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- tpulliam79
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Re: good opportunity or not?
its here woot woot
'here are some pics, its pretty dirty but very straight.







and the fun part




let me know what ya think







and the fun part




let me know what ya think
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Re: good opportunity or not? pics inside 56k warning
You are going to love that car... There is nothing that looks like it or feels like it.. And 91 is the best year of that Body Style.. The 91's had the upgrades, and is mostly like a 92 under the skin.. Many parts will cross right over...
- tpulliam79
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Re: good opportunity or not? pics inside 56k warning
guy who put motor in said the engine mounts lined up perfectly.Jrs3800 wrote:You are going to love that car... There is nothing that looks like it or feels like it.. And 91 is the best year of that Body Style.. The 91's had the upgrades, and is mostly like a 92 under the skin.. Many parts will cross right over...
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Re: good opportunity or not? pics inside 56k warning
Yep... And the Body had the provisions for the Torque Axis mounts too... The threaded holes are there if he didn't use them... 
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Re: good opportunity or not? pics inside 56k warning
Didnt see a happy new owner holding the steering wheel making vroom sounds pic.
Gonna be neat when it fires up for sure
Gonna be neat when it fires up for sure
Glenn
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Re: good opportunity or not? pics inside 56k warning
I've replaced the dash in my car, and it wasn't too hard, but I was able to take it apart myself. Good luck with that one!
Andrew - owner/operator of Bonnevilles Unlimited

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Re: good opportunity or not? pics inside 56k warning
nice interior broski!
that pulley looks awfully large
that pulley looks awfully large
-Juan
No bonnie!
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No bonnie!
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Re: good opportunity or not? pics inside 56k warning
ooo how fun! can't wait to see this one all finished!
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Re: good opportunity or not? pics inside 56k warning
i am sure it will shrink considerably once i get her running , and have her tuned ingonzo4191 wrote:nice interior broski!
that pulley looks awfully large
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Re: good opportunity or not? pics inside 56k warning
and im digging the stacks on the delivery truck 
-Juan
No bonnie!
93 s10 ex cab: 2.8: t5: exhaust: tbi mods. 5.3, 76mm, and a D.r cam on a stand
No bonnie!
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Re: good opportunity or not? pics inside 56k warning
Definitely a good opportunity, Taylor.
Look, the coolant and wiper fluid bottles are on the pulley side!
No air bag!
Great looking condition.
John, another white one....but not a bubble butt.
I'll be watching the progress intently.
Look, the coolant and wiper fluid bottles are on the pulley side!
No air bag!
Great looking condition.
John, another white one....but not a bubble butt.
I'll be watching the progress intently.
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- tpulliam79
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Re: good opportunity or not? pics inside 56k warning
anybody familiar with the 92 and 91 gauge clusters? are they close to the same in size? I am trying to figure out if a 92 gauge cluster would fit into the 91's dash. even if its close im sure i could modify something. thanks
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Re: good opportunity or not? pics inside 56k warning
I must ask why would you bother with the 92 Cluster? and they are shaped very differently.. Is the Cluster bad or damaged?
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- tpulliam79
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Re: good opportunity or not? pics inside 56k warning
no its not damaged i just was toying with the thought so i would have all the gauges and such . it would probably be easier to use use the 91 cluster and a few after market gauges than it would be to alter the dash . figure if the guy i bought it from doesnt come up with the fsm today I am going to go ahead and order one because i definitely need it to dso this wiring. I also have a key and ignition with pass key , think it would be easier to put the whole ignition in or do a vats delete either in the pcm or bypass it with a resisitor?
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Re: good opportunity or not? pics inside 56k warning
With the key, you can measure with an ohmmeter for the vats bypass. That's easier (assuming you have the original 91 key that goes with the car to use after that). Otherwise, use the 92 key and switch, but do the vats bypass.
You will most definitely want the torque-axis mount on that L67. If you didn't get one in good condition, add that to your list. Without it, the L67 will tear up the other mounts in short order.
Can someone post a pic of a SSE dash from that era? Or refresh me? The only gauge I think I'd consider adding is a boost gauge. And that's only so you know you got it right, and to diagnose problems in boost control later. It can also be a valuable too in determining whether or not you have a vacuum leak.
You will most definitely want the torque-axis mount on that L67. If you didn't get one in good condition, add that to your list. Without it, the L67 will tear up the other mounts in short order.
Can someone post a pic of a SSE dash from that era? Or refresh me? The only gauge I think I'd consider adding is a boost gauge. And that's only so you know you got it right, and to diagnose problems in boost control later. It can also be a valuable too in determining whether or not you have a vacuum leak.

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