Real Fiero Tech

fuck you too, asshole

Yes, it's supposed to have a 20 Amp fuse.

The fuse panel should have the required Amp ratings of the fuses printed on it in white letters. Plus, the Haynes manual has a fuse panel diagram on page 243.

All that work, just to put the Fiero throttle body back on?

The Grand National throttle body is 59mm, and can be bored out to 65mm. Also, the sensors are plug-n-play with the Fiero's electronics.

Here are a couple tips that a friend gave to me on my first trip to the drag strip:

1) Don't try to do a burnout on street tires. Street tires overheat too easily, and will lose traction.

2) Avoid the water. If you get any water on your rear tires, you'll lose traction.

Have fun!

Series8217 wrote:(blah-blah-blah)

I'm just yanking Aaron's chain... hence the smiley. No need to get upset.

15.411 @ 90.01 (3.4l DOHC, Intake and Exhaust, 88GT 5-speed, Pueblo Motorsports Park, 6200ft elevation) Wow, my 2.8 can hang with your 3400TDC. My best time so far was 15.3 @ 87 MPH. http://www.tweaktech.com/fiero/racing/timeslip_30apr08.jpg I guess it helps to be a mile closer to sea level. :thumb...