Whats a good (and not too Expensive) Engine for a Stock 94 Firebird...now I Know just about nothing about cars...I just know that I want to learn about em.

also what would you all suggest as the first Mod that I should do?

 

the 94's either came with the 3.4 or 3.8 V6....if you have a 3.4 get rid of it.......3.8 keep it and get supercharger out of a grand prix........the get a different pulley for the first mod....those 3800 are good engines....or you could also through an lt1 or an ls1 in it...

 

do you know of any good places to find a new engine?
or any good ways to find one?

 

might get lucky at a junk yard....i have had luck on Ebay looking at salvage cars that are cheap but have a good motor

 

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Anyone know if the 3.8L will fit with the 3.4L 4L60E and K-Member? I have a 3.4L about to blow...

 

The 3.8L engine first become an option in 95 and the super charger off the grand prix wont clear the hood on the firebird........

 

So what about a Camaro and a firebird is really differant?

 

the supercharger on the grand prix isnt worth it i though. gives u some gain but not as much as if u were to put on a custom kit from FFF or someone liek that. 3800 is a really reliable engine and the aftermarket support for it is increasing. check out www.camarov6.com they have al ot of information. and i got a question. what r the differences from a mid 90's 3.8L V6 to a 2002 Camaro 3.8L V6?

 

oh sorry for the off topic, I'll just start a new thread.
Thanks for all the info though

 

ok heres the deal...I have a 94 Firebird (just a stock one, nothing special) but its only a 3.4L not a 3.8L .
now I heard that if its a 3.4 to get rid of it....well what should I get in its place thats not to expensive....what would be my best bet?

now I wanna be able to customize this sucker like crazy, I just dont know if I should say skrew it and wait to get a diff car or if I should just try for a new Engine.

 

This site might help you out: http://www.fullthrottlev6.com/forums/

If you need more info on it, my fellow Pontiac Firebird forum moderator "epic" would probably be glad to help you out.