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V6 Engine Rebuild -mild performance- maniac way by Fieromaniac
Started on: 08-28-2008 02:21 PM
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Report this Post08-28-2008 02:21 PM Click Here to See the Profile for FieromaniacClick Here to visit Fieromaniac's HomePageSend a Private Message to FieromaniacDirect Link to This Post
victim : 86 2.8V6 car had 103k mls on the clock

planned is 3.1 crank , portmatched intakes and exhaust , perf camshaft + lifters + 1.52 comp cams , 0.040 or maybe 0.060 oversize pistons

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front head down ..... welcome to the colemine




cleaned the head a lil


fuelrail cleaned


injectors cleaned






previous owner liked oilleak stop and disliked oilchanges and loved mineral oil .......










dampener has to go


found something that surved its purpose as puller






























block needs to be bored or i need another block


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portmatching the intakes























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gr8 post...
Eh but i have a question for u............But why????


Pls dont take this the wrong way..why go with a bigger and better engine( maybe i think it is german law or something) Why i ask is becuase i am all the time surfing the car add's for parts and extras in germany,,,like www.autoscout24.de www.mobile.de

All cars from german r WAY CHEAPER and NEWER then the crap we have over here in holland...

Remember just asking nice : :
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When I saw this picture, I felt like I came onto the scene of of a bear attack. That engine is ugly. I tell people all the time never to use any stop leak products in their engine or coolant. I think I will save some of those pictures to show as proof.



I wish you luck on your buildup. It will be nice to see how it goes. Will you do anything to free up the intake or exhaust any?
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gr8 post...
Eh but i have a question for u............But why????


Pls dont take this the wrong way..why go with a bigger and better engine( maybe i think it is german law or something) Why i ask is becuase i am all the time surfing the car add's for parts and extras in germany,,,like www.autoscout24.de www.mobile.de

All cars from german r WAY CHEAPER and NEWER then the crap we have over here in holland...

Remember just asking nice : :


- my 87duke has around 220k mls on the clock and its starting to make rodbearing noises
- car goes around 25k km each year ( lpg conversion )
- need a spare engine for it and if i rebuild it i do it complete
- bigger engine = much more taxes per year ( 15,13 Euro per 100ccm = 423 Euro taxes per year for a 2.8 ...... 574,94 for a 3.8 )
- german cars are ugly electronic polluted monsters

and last but not least i like fixing or building things
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Originally posted by Doug85GT:

When I saw this picture, I felt like I came onto the scene of of a bear attack. That engine is ugly. I tell people all the time never to use any stop leak products in their engine or coolant. I think I will save some of those pictures to show as proof.





Is all that crud the result of using "stop leak products" or simply from NEVER changing the oil?

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That's the lack of changing one's oil for years on end. What a mess.

Fieromaniac you forgot piston/rods. The 3.1 crank will change your stroke length so you need the correct pistons and rods.

I don't want to rain on your parade, but you need to consider some things before you put out a lot of cash. The mild port on your intake will not do very much at all. Especially with increasing your displacement to approximately 3.2 (3.1 crank w/ .060 over) My current engine is .050 over and I don't think it makes much of a difference at all. You might get more by raising your compression with Total Seal rings or decking. (cheaper too)

That intake really won't breath enough to give the car much oomph. If I was rebuilding again, with a view to freshening up the engine, I would port the heads, bigger cam, port the exhaust logs and Y, and replace the intake with the Trueleo. I think you'll get more with ported heads than increasing the displacement. If you do both porting heads and intake, your Fiero intake will starve you out at about 5200 rpm. There have been a few guys disappointed with their rebuilds' performance after a big cash outlay. You are well advised to do some more reading before laying out the cash. Hope this helps you

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Let me know if I can help with parts...
(I have my 'old' 2.8 sitting in a corner...may take it apart if needed, the goodies: it has low km rebuild+tested injectors and the stock exhaust manifolds are welded, ported and have resurfaced flanges...I also have some new 2.8 ignition parts, timing chain kit etc that I cant use anymore.)
Good luck with the rebuild !
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upper intake all ports opened ( cleaning / painting later )



starting with the middle intake ( opened the first intakechannel up on its comlete lengh )
tools of my choice : dremel , rasp , flatfile ,





was at the engine shop today and 0.040 oversize should be ok now iam searching vor the correct 3.1 pistons ( rods are the same )

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quote
Originally posted by Arns85GT:

You might get more by raising your compression with Total Seal rings or decking. (cheaper too)
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That intake really won't breath enough to give the car much oomph. If I was rebuilding again, with a view to freshening up the engine, I would port the heads, bigger cam, port the exhaust logs and Y, and replace the intake with the Trueleo.
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There have been a few guys disappointed with their rebuilds' performance after a big cash outlay. You are well advised to do some more reading before laying out the cash. Hope this helps you

Arn

-cant raise the compression because the engine will be propane powered like my duke now .
2nd fuel will be E85

- cam will be mild perf cam
rockerarms 1:1,52

- no racing or speeding planned with the car iam not in this age anymore
high RPM with propane is a no go
Just want some more power on the "Autobahn" between 120 and 160 kmh

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almost done with middle and upper intake

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Timingchain Kit , ignitionstuff and manifolds would be great

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OMG

Those little 2.8 are tougher than I ever imagine

This picture must be sent to GM as proof of reliability




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@FieRo

Timingchain Kit , ignitionstuff and manifolds would be great



That reminds me to respond to your pm
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130whp here we come!
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OMG

Can someone call the Internet Police and report that the RTF Trolls have escaped again
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130 WHP doesnt sound too bad when you add the auto trans loss mated to the rebuild engine..
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130 WHP doesnt sound too bad when you add the auto trans loss mated to the rebuild engine..


130 hp on the wheels are really enough for a daily driver ( between 80 and 200km each day sometimes more ).
2nd goal will be to raise the mpg .
Tranny needs to stay the automatic because my wife is to short to drive comfortable with shifted Fiero
at least she dont like it

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That reminds me to respond to your pm


PM System dont work for me thats why i deactivated it .
i had send you a mail .

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Yes your are right, so I replied your email
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I did not think you could fit a 3.1 crank into a pre 88 block. The 3.1 crank is internally balanced and had the extra ring in the middle. Has someone else done it?
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Originally posted by SCCAFiero:

I did not think you could fit a 3.1 crank into a pre 88 block. The 3.1 crank is internally balanced and had the extra ring in the middle. Has someone else done it?


http://www.engine-parts.com/GMV6/gm2831stkr.html



"....Any GM Vehicle mid-1985 or Newer that originally came with a 2.8L Engine....."

didnt bought the Kit from ARI i got the stuff seperately
new crank with bearings 120,00 Euro ( us-parts-online.de)
pistons with methanol / LPG Rings 58$ ( ebay )
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Interesting, I bet you still need the newer flywheel.

Good luck.
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Interesting, I bet you still need the newer flywheel.

Good luck.


dont know if i can reuse the 86 flexplate ( engine will be married with the TH125C in my 87 coupe )

85-87 flexplate:




88 flexplate:



the 88 flexplate looks far more neutral balanced to me .......
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started with the lower intake





















under side opened


not modified channels


1st channel opened Top view




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Im in a plus giving mood a + to you for a nice detailed pic thread

Bah, I already gave you one... anyway, a good read!

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got this today :





my DHL mailman is starting to love me i guess
i live in the 5th floor and he carried me the package right to my door

refreshed 3.1 crank with new bearings ( 120€ )
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dont know if i can reuse the 86 flexplate ( engine will be married with the TH125C in my 87 coupe )

85-87 flexplate:




88 flexplate:



the 88 flexplate looks far more neutral balanced to me .......


You will need the 88 flexplate, the 3.1 crankshaft is internally balanced like the 88 2.8
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found a flexplate in one of my garages and i think its from a 86Duke but it looks neutral balanced to me
Question is if i can use it with the V6




still waiting to get the pistons and the camshaft
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got the pistons , headbolts and the pistonringset ( LPG / Methanol ) today



found for me a nice CRANE PERFORMANCE CAMSHAFT 2030 Set in ebay and got it for 19,99 new with Lifters


special thx to FieRo he send me his Exhaust manifolds and some other very usefull stuff

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sheese, with those prices this might actually be worth your time.
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Did that 2.8 run like crap? I have heard you can you clean up an engine like that by switching to synthetic oil and changing it every 1000 miles or less for a long time to slowy degum an old engine. Is this true?

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first weightbalancing without rings and rods
just removed some productionrests of the pistons



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I really like this thread!
Nice to see someone on a mission and with the prices on those parts you would be a fool not to overhaul that engine!

+ for you
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started with the heads today
first to do : valves out
















dunno if the exhaust valves are saveable

























cleaned the head a little

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I just came upon this thread... I have to give you props for rescuing that abused little 2.8. Many, (including myself) would have turned it in as scrap iron. This is an interesting build up.
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wetsanding the intakes for smooth surfaces



porting the head









after wetsanding





before pic



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had luck at ebay again

16$ for complete performance valve spring set (clevite)
15$ oilpump overhaulkit

still needed :

- hardened retainers and valvekeepers
- lower gasket set
- exhaust Y-pipe , cat ,egr tube
- new valves ( maybe )
- Rockerarms 1:1.52
- plugs, cables, some sensors ,filters

and last but not least a liquid propane injection system
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found out that the valves are stainless steel already
( not magnetic ) but there are micro weldings on all of the exhaust valves and it would take me years
to get a good surface with my tools so i will get new valves because the seats are ok

question is now what valve is the better choice for a propane powered engine standard or stainless ?
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head intakeside done







exhaust side





before



after grinding







size before



size after



polished







2 done ,1 to go

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