What shop would work on this car?
What shop would work on this car? I have a 1988 IROC that is pristine Condition. The motor was pulled & the owner was going to install a Carb motor, He lost intrest & I had the stock motor rebuilt & installed. But when he took the motor out. He took out all of the wiring for the TPI.
So what shop has a good rep that would work on a car this old & replace the wiring harness on this car & get the car back up in running condidtion for daily driver status
This car is stock & I want to keep this way. It's a present to my wife.
So what shop has a good rep that would work on a car this old & replace the wiring harness on this car & get the car back up in running condidtion for daily driver status
This car is stock & I want to keep this way. It's a present to my wife.
Originally Posted by 1bad93lx
I have a 1988 IROC that is pristine Condition. The motor was pulled & the owner was going to install a Carb motor, He lost intrest & I had the stock motor rebuilt & installed. But when he took the motor out. He took out all of the wiring for the TPI.
So what shop has a good rep that would work on a car this old & replace the wiring harness on this car & get the car back up in running condidtion for daily driver status
This car is stock & I want to keep this way. It's a present to my wife.
So what shop has a good rep that would work on a car this old & replace the wiring harness on this car & get the car back up in running condidtion for daily driver status
This car is stock & I want to keep this way. It's a present to my wife.
Originally Posted by V6 Bird
Fastech or RPM for the win!!!!!
Also doesn't RPM just work on newer cars?
Really this car is not a piece of junk. the body is in great cond & the paint still looks new, It is the 5.7 & has t-tops & just looking at it sitting there the car looks like it has been in a time capsul from 1988, You have to see pic of the car to understand why I want to drop this kind of money in to it. I have had this car for 6 months now & it has been sitting my garage until I was able to get some money up to fix it. HELL I park my 2000 Formula out side & let this car have the garage, Just to give you a indication of how clean this car is.
Originally Posted by BigBronco
SQR? Who knows
They have a pretty long wait for big projects like this. I am dropping my 2000 Formula off this sat for Pullys & EWP & a 5/8s Nitrous Pressure Gauge Install this sat.
But thanks for the suggestion
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Originally Posted by slayer_taunu
best bet is to ask folks on NTTGA.net for advice (north texas third gen assoc.)
I went over there & joined up & my user name is (SEB) over there. I have to wait before I can confirm my Reg since my work has quartine for outside e-mails & I won't get the Quartine e-mail till tommorow.
What is your user name over there?
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Do all the gauges work still? You might be way ahead buying a stand alone fuel injection system instead of trying to patch the stock harness back together. A Gen 7 dfi kit will run around $1800 and I wouldn't think you'd have much more than $500 for labor. You'd obviously need an intake with fuel rails, injectors and a throttle body though.
Originally Posted by BP
Do all the gauges work still? You might be way ahead buying a stand alone fuel injection system instead of trying to patch the stock harness back together. A Gen 7 dfi kit will run around $1800 and I wouldn't think you'd have much more than $500 for labor. You'd obviously need an intake with fuel rails, injectors and a throttle body though.