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Blooze Own: An F355 Six Speed N* Build Thread
(The Construction Zone - by Bloozberry, started: 04-24-2010, last post: 2017-12-24 01:43:29 CET)
Well enough procrastinating… it’s finally time to get some order in my digital shoebox of photos, so I figured: "What better way than to start a build thread?" That'll force me to sort through the photos and notes I've taken, bit by bit, on a regular basis and avoid having to tackle the whole...
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What Did You Do To Your Fiero...TODAY ?
(General Fiero Chat - by cliffw, started: 08-27-2007, last post: 2024-04-26 05:49:17 CEST)
I started the engines on all three (running ones), worked the controls, took two of them for a drive.I stole this thread idea from My Jeep forumEvents posted here will inspire others. The northern members might have to eat Texas crow in the winter time but I live in Texas, .
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LS4 / F40 swap - fieroguru
(The Construction Zone - by fieroguru, started: 12-13-2010, last post: 2024-04-11 17:05:14 CEST)
I am far from the first to install an LS4 into a Fiero and have used the following threads for reference...
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A Real Mera in Paradise
(General Fiero Chat - by Fiero-in-Paradise, started: 08-18-2009, last post: 2024-04-22 03:53:01 CEST)
It was a really nice weekend here, so I had my son take some pictures of my Mera. These pics were taken at Maunalua Bay in East Oahu.If you look closely, you won't see any Ferrari badging. Took them all off and replaced them with other things (see below). Not real sure, but I may be one of the...
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NS F355 Project
(The Construction Zone - by Yarmouth Fiero, started: 06-24-2012, last post: 2015-09-27 07:20:44 CEST)
On a prompt from a very experienced and knowledgeable PFF member, I have decided to start a post on a project that has been 20+ years on the shelf.History:Bought an 85 Fiero off the showroom floor fall of '85 at Bonnyman Pontiac. It was the only one they had in stock. It was red with grey cloth...
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ecotec swap
(The Construction Zone - by wftb, started: 11-16-2006, last post: 2021-09-20 22:13:00 CEST)
hopefully this wont be the shortest thread ever as this is an attempt to get pip to work for me and to document an ecotec swap.i am the owner of the second running ecotec fiero and i hope to do a picture by picture buildup on this thread.so here goes : (edit) i thought i would add a bit to the...
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Building our Lemons/Chumpcar
(General Fiero Chat - by DonP, started: 12-14-2012, last post: 2018-11-10 23:03:56 CET)
In early 2011, my team drove this '78 Mustang II in a 24 Hours of LeMons race in Reno, Nevada. We were being lapped by the leaders ever 3.5 laps with the exception of the 2:30 a.m. snow event when we were in the top half for speed. I was hooked on racing (again) and decided to form a new team...
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Bump Steer Correction
(Archive: TD&Q - by Yellow-88, started: 03-09-2005, last post: 2006-02-06 11:44:51 CET)
This subject is one that seems a little understood, so this is an attempt to explain it. I won’t be able to cover the entire subject in this post, but I will continue to post here until I feel the subject has been covered. Bump steer is change in toe angle, caused by up and down movement of the...
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Turning the fiero into a racing machine...
(Archive: GFC - by ryan.hess, started: 12-27-2004, last post: 2006-08-11 11:48:25 CEST)
You have $20k. Your mission, is to turn a stock fiero into something supercar worthy. I.e. 0-60 in 3.0 seconds... 0-100 in 6... 0-100-0 in 10. pick your poison.1. Can it be done?2. Can it be done without modifying the exterior so much that it doesn't look like a fiero anymore?My...
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Trinten's SBC/F23 build - The work has begun!
(The Construction Zone - by Trinten, started: 08-17-2009, last post: 2024-04-23 03:26:59 CEST)
Hi guys,So in Mooresville, Scott over at LKN Speed Shop is taking care of the engine build, and in the meantime, Jeff over at Vixen Cycles in Charlotte is working on tearing apart the rear end of my car, dropping my current engine, cleaning up the bay, and starting the process of taking care any...
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