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Title: caddy engine specs Post by: fiero1 on August 27, 2002, 10:57:02 am The price of a caddy engine sounds not bad, anyone have specs on this engine @ does the cradle need modifications sorry about all the quetion im still green when it comes to this car but i catch on quick @ hopefully do most of the work on my own cutting down the cost of garrage work.thx
Title: Re:caddy engine specs Post by: FieroDough on August 27, 2002, 11:35:32 am bolts right up. :)
something like 200HP bone stock, but heaping torke! it's carbed so wiering will be easy, only mod is were the fuel and coolant lines come in and one engine mount. :) real simple, real fast. :) cheers Eric Title: Re:caddy engine specs Post by: fiero1 on August 27, 2002, 12:03:34 pm God im sitting at my desk drooling ah..........very tempting.....any info available if my tranny bolts on.....thx i really appreciate the info
Title: Re:caddy engine specs Post by: FieroDough on August 27, 2002, 12:54:32 pm Fiero tranny will bolt right up. :)
Title: Re:caddy engine specs Post by: fiero1 on August 27, 2002, 01:31:29 pm Wow interesting for a long term project now i have to decide do i keep this car original or make the swap my intention were to keep my GT as original as possible,tghis engine is running real well as of today anyway,i want to learn more on this car i have over 5g's in work so far on the car @ this is mostly because i paid to get the work done,as my profile shows im far from being a no-it-all but very willing to learn thanks for the info..... somthing to seroiusly think about for my next project but for now i will replace the cracked exhaust manifold or i should say have the manifold replaced @ save money for my next project to which may be the engine swap
Title: Re:caddy engine specs Post by: FieroBUZZ on August 27, 2002, 01:44:41 pm Okay try this one to start.
http://members.fortunecity.com/bubbajoexx/ The Caddy motors are 4.1 (bad) 4.5 or 4.9 liters from FWD cars. The Deville, I believe has the least complicated computer swap. Late models have major probs (OBD II cars) You can add a carb or use the FI with a custom chip. You do need to do some computer fooling and wiring mods. With the 4 speed, you'll need to source/make a flywheel. Yes the actual engine bolts up to the trannies we have. PBJ (sold me my car) has done one and is a member here. You can email him for info and I'm sure he'll aim you in the right direction. Title: Re:caddy engine specs Post by: fiero1 on August 27, 2002, 01:50:08 pm Thx i will look into it, oh by the way thx for taking those pics of my car last Sunday,how do i transfer one of them to my profile?
Title: Re:caddy engine specs Post by: JetJumper on August 27, 2002, 01:59:40 pm If there is a Picture you like of your car that you wish to be on the main site, tell me and I will post it for you
Title: Re:caddy engine specs Post by: fiero1 on August 27, 2002, 02:40:59 pm How about the one Gary took from the back........thx.
Title: Re:caddy engine specs Post by: FieroDough on August 27, 2002, 03:00:29 pm This is now off topic, if you guys can take the pictures to general chat it would be mutch appreciated...
Bwahahahahahaha! ;D Just wanted to see what it would be like to be a prick. :P Just kidding. 8) cheers, Eric Title: Re:caddy engine specs Post by: Boy-z on August 27, 2002, 11:49:42 pm You Know what it is like you left Nic Hanging last night remember ahahahah.What the hell were you doing anyway.
Title: Re:caddy engine specs Post by: FieroDough on August 28, 2002, 09:13:12 am I'm sawy Nick. :-[ we got held up. was not avoidable. :'( Wish I had your # for your cell, would of gave you a heads up or a place to meet us at.
*Presents but for complemetory ass kicking* Anyone going to place tonight? I learned just now that I finish at 6pm. so won't be there until 6:30 Cheers! Eric |