Surprise, surprise, surprise... and no word on the heads yet!
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
3800 v6
Collapse
X
-
TA has bought out other Buick vendors product lines in the past so they might have taken it over. Haven't looked there.
Leave a comment:
-
Originally posted by CTX-SLPR View PostZZP made Al heads for the 3800 SII/III at one point but when I checked their catalog yesterday there weren't there anymore. Maybe you can find a set floating around.
Leave a comment:
-
ZZP made Al heads for the 3800 SII/III at one point but when I checked their catalog yesterday there weren't there anymore. Maybe you can find a set floating around.
Leave a comment:
-
and he's going to leave us in suspense about the heads.
if and when I do a 3800, I'm using the acquaintance in Florida - he supplies the 3800, so there's no guessing.
Leave a comment:
-
-
Originally posted by JOES66FURY View PostWish I had the time and skill. I'd love to drop a SC version of the 3800 into my little Mazda B1000
Leave a comment:
-
Wish I had the time and skill. I'd love to drop a SC version of the 3800 into my little Mazda B1000
Leave a comment:
-
Originally posted by ejs262 View Post
I think valve stem diameter and spring pressure play a pretty big role in how well an engine will recover from that kind of punishment, it was a fun experience, car ran for years afterwards, he sold it for $500 to someone who kept beating on it after we did... Surprised the hell out of me...
Leave a comment:
-
Originally posted by SuperBuickGuy View Post
I think that cars know - they know if we care and become fragile little flowers, the ones that we don't care about know as well - and those hang on to the bitter end because they know they're headed to the shredder the moment they do something wrong...
Leave a comment:
-
Originally posted by ejs262 View PostA friend and I replaced the timing belt on his jetta after it broke, and we replaced it way wrong, every valve had to have hit it's piston... we fixed the timing, started it up, and it clicked and clacked bad, but after a tip around the block, a little less, another, a little less, and on and on until it it ran quiet... lol!
Leave a comment:
-
A friend and I replaced the timing belt on his jetta after it broke, and we replaced it way wrong, every valve had to have hit it's piston... we fixed the timing, started it up, and it clicked and clacked bad, but after a tip around the block, a little less, another, a little less, and on and on until it it ran quiet... lol!
Leave a comment:
Leave a comment: