2.8L/3.1L AND 3.8L FWD same bellhousing pattern?
Sketch
sketch at r34h11.res.gatech.edu
Mon Dec 15 01:52:14 GMT 1997
On Sun, 14 Dec 1997, Terryk wrote:
> > > I considered the Q4, but the HO's are hard to find. The Buick has the
> > > problem of never being mated to a manual tranny. They check that in
> >
> > Actually, the Buick _IS_ mated to a manual tranny - in the 95+ F-bodies.
> > They use a RWD Series II 3800, rated at 200hp. (5hp less than the FWD?)
> Ok, we have three yes (same) , and two no's (different).
>
> I wondered if the 3.8L in the Camaro was the Buick or the Chevy. Why not
> the Chevy? But that would require an adapter plate too. It would fit a
> little better though.
I meant Buick as in the engine being a Buick engine, at least before GM
killed off division engines. I would assume it uses the Chevy bolt
pattern since the only RWD cars left are the Corvette and F-bodies, which
have/had Chevy engines other than the 3800. And trucks, which also use
Chevy engines.
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