robotennis61
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 |  Subject: Re: 1 of a kind Riviera  Sat Jul 25, 2009 6:55 pm | |
| uhh..btw just wonderin? will the gn alu heads fit on a series 1 s/c riv?
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| | Subject: Re: 1 of a kind Riviera Sat Jul 25, 2009 7:44 pm | |
| I don't think so. The GN uses 3.8 parts, not the metric 3800 parts, iirc. _________________ '98 Buick Riviera; Gen V 3.25 pulley, N*, VS Cam, 180 stat, Custom PCM (Powrtuner), headers & HF cat , 42.5 lb inj. Grant-built/PRJ/Thrasher trans 3.29 gears, 7/8 chain, zzp hardened IS  |
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| | Subject: Re: 1 of a kind Riviera Sat Jul 25, 2009 8:54 pm | |
| | deekster_caddy wrote: | | I don't think so. The GN uses 3.8 parts, not the metric 3800 parts, iirc. |
Yeah, there really much different engines, the old 3.8 vs the newer "3800" series. Even the Series I and II heads don't interchange._________________ Dave G 98 Riviera Gutted, 3.8, 180, 104'S, front PEM, 3" DP & Cat, Caddy STB, GR2's. DHP 1.5   |
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