Anyone have any pics of the Entech racing fiero? Or does anyone know what has become of these cars? Any info on these cars would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!

Spice Engineering in England made them and the cars ran in the IMSA GTP class.
I have a side view pic when they raced at Road America in the late 80's. It's a nice 8X10 taken by Gargoyle back then.

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I have the full size engine block blueprints. I showed them at the 20th show. Unfortunately I don't know where to find the cars today.

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Thanks guys

Sure wouldn't mind being the guy that had that parked in his garage in pic 3!!!

Ill take the extra Body parts. Build my own Entech Fiero

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one was on EBay last year minus drivetrain. Think it went for about $2500 with some spare body parts. One has been at Mid Ohio a couple of years running in the Vintage Gran Prix in June. Maybe itll be back next year.

The selling price was $10,000.

I printed the auction and it was just the body with a lot of extra parts from works car #001, "No frame, no wheels, no motor". It was located in Portland, OR and was sold to an ebay ID of mjdeahl for $3151 on 9/8/01.

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Either way those parts are a steal! That is a big piece of Fiero history.

Hmmmm fiero huh, any wanna tell me what parts my car and that one share? Maybe a bolt or something?? I dunno mine has 4 tires and so does that one hmmmmm.

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quote Originally posted by Manic Mechanic: Hmmmm fiero huh, any wanna tell me what parts my car and that one share? Maybe a bolt or something?? I dunno mine has 4 tires and so does that one hmmmmm. [This message has been edited by Manic Mechanic (edited 10-19-2003).]

The Entech Fiero had the Bored out 2.5 Iron Duke engine! So they both had the same powerplant except the entech had a little more horsepower like over 200 more hp.

quote Originally posted by Oreif: Spice Engineering in England made them and the cars ran in the IMSA GTP class.

Oreif is correct in that Spice built the cars. Entech, of Michigan, was just the primary sponsor of one of them, much like AT&T was on another. FWIW, other sponsors included Listerine, Hawaiian Tropic, Cannon, & Jiffy Lube.

Anyone want to try and contact Spice Enginering? I have part numbers for the car pieces ...

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quote Originally posted by Fierobruiser: I printed the auction and it was just the body with a lot of extra parts from works car #001, "No frame, no wheels, no motor". It was located in Portland, OR and was sold to an ebay ID of mjdeahl for $3151 on 9/8/01.

That is correct, he had already sold the chassis to another person. That person wanted $7000 for the chassis and a partial drive train.

I have heard speculation but never heard confirmation that the Spice GTP were running DOHC Super Duty that Pontiac Motorsports werre making as a bolt on kit.

quote Originally posted by Roylmohr: The Entech Fiero had the Bored out 2.5 Iron Duke engine! So they both had the same powerplant except the entech had a little more horsepower like over 200 more hp.

Actually the Spice/Entech Fiero had a 3.0L SD4 with 330hp. (I think it did have the 16-vavle head.) The 2.5L in a production Fiero and the SD4 are different engines. The SD4 was a heavy duty Iron Duke built for racing only. The SD4 came in 2.5, 2.7, and 3.0L engines. It was in the original pace car with 232hp. There was even an alchohol fueled dragster that had 550hp SD4 mounted in the front.

I thought Id read that the GTP 4 cyl put out over 400 hp??? in Wallenburgs Fiero Book.