Hot air conversion

[ratchet45]

Does anyone have info on a cold air conversion kit for an 84 T-type? I hear there is one from Spearco.

 

[Rickracer]

Not sure if this would work but...

..a freind of mine has a TA49, a stock IC with a Duttweiler neck installed, all of the pieces that go with it (shroud, IC fan, etc.), a set of 43 lb injectors, the chip to go with it, and he's asking 750 for all of it. The turbo has about 2000 miles on it. He upgraded to a PTE61, a Precision FMIC, 50lb inj., and a new chip. I really don't know what all else you would need. Maybe someone else who knows will chime in.

 

[Rickracer]

Found some more info...

http://www.gnttype.org/techarea/ecmsensors/8487ecm.html

 

[SLOW_85]

Spearco makes an I/C kit for the hot-airs.
Also these guys:
http://www.adfxracing.com/default.asp?action=product&vehicle_id=8&category_id=2

Check over in the Hot-Air section:
http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=103188

There's some new intakes under way.The new intakes should make it easier to install a I/C of any type.
HTH

 

[84turbogn]

I'm going to be using the turbomotion V2, I'm told it's better than the spearco kit,allthough I've never used either. In a week or so I'll be able to let you know how it works.

 

[broke1]

Or you could swap over to 86-87 status ie more and better parts availability IMO. I do like a fast hot airs cause they are rare indeed. Ive decided to keep my t type a hot air when I swap the sbc.