what are the physical differences between a Regal and a GNX?
thinking about picking up a Regal and throwing a 5.3 Turbo in it, so beside the fender vents, spoiler, hood and being completely black, are their any other differences?
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aside from the wheels you got it, they were almost the same except some cosmetics the biggets difference was power/performance wich in your case dosent matter since you are putting in a 5.3 go to turbobuicks.com and you will find everything you need to make a clone gnx wont be too expensive
Didn't the GNX also have a ladderbar looking torque arm set-up and no upper control arms to help plant the power?
https://secure.mysuperpageshosting.c...ce.com/gnx.htm


They also had a brace behind the rear seat to box in the rear half of the car for strength.
http://home.comcast.net/~buickgnx/GNX/susp.htm
https://secure.mysuperpageshosting.c...ce.com/gnx.htm


They also had a brace behind the rear seat to box in the rear half of the car for strength.
http://home.comcast.net/~buickgnx/GNX/susp.htm
Last edited by djsanchez2; Jun 28, 2011 at 08:31 PM.
Suspension, gnx badges, fender flares, mechanical gauges, 55rwhp more, ceramic wheels for the turbo, bigger tires, a little more aggressive tune, about 2 more psi over the GN, transmission cooler and only 547 made in 1987, you couldn't touch a low mileage one for less than 60k plus.. there were over 22k gn's made in 87, I happen to own a 1987 Turbo T, only 1,347 made in 87 with only 16k miles on the clock, lightweight and faster than the GN in stock form.
1BADGN, cruising, the occassional donut/drift here and there with a t56, it'll be quite some time down the line, still working on my z28
Last edited by IT_SS; Jun 30, 2011 at 04:42 PM.
Love it or hate it: its still awesome. 6 speed GN
5.3 Turbo in a GN
Based on your goals, your are better off sticking with the LC2 turbo V6.
The LC2 will take 600hp reliably with the right build/tune.
However, if you are dead set on the swap, you are better off buying a black NA Regal, instead of a GN, to put a V8 in.


