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[djbrooklynbounce]

I bought a 85 T-type back in 2019. It runs and drives good. I would like to learn to fix and maintain it myself. I’m a fast learner and I promise respect all of you on here.

 

[1986 Buick GX1]

Welcome. I’m glad you got a cool car to drive and have fun with. There are a lot of knowledgeable folks here.
There is a Hot Air section for you non-intercooled guys that may be helpful.

Hot Air (non-intercooled) Tech

Tech area for our non-intercooled brothers

turbobuick.com

There’s also the Vortex Buick site that may have some ‘85 info, not sure.

Vortex Buicks

 

[djbrooklynbounce]

Welcome. I’m glad you got a cool car to drive and have fun with. There are a lot of knowledgeable folks here.
There is a Hot Air section for you non-intercooled guys that may be helpful.

Hot Air (non-intercooled) Tech

Tech area for our non-intercooled brothers

turbobuick.com

There’s also the Vortex Buick site that may have some ‘85 info, not sure.

Vortex Buicks

Thank you !!!!
I was actually thinking about making my car cool-air and just saving all if the hot air parts just in case I ever want to go back to stock.
In 1995 I had a really nice 87 Grand National but someone turned in front of me and it was total. I really do miss the power of the intercooled engine. I’m not sure what I’m going to do yet. I collected a few cool air parts that I would need to go intercooled over the past 3 years but I don’t have everything yet
It’s nice meeting you

 

[corsair231]

Hey, missed your first post. Welcome to the jungle err.. forum.

IMO, intercooled is the way to go if you're looking for a driver just to have fun with and enjoy.

 

[coopertechparts]

Welcome

 

[djbrooklynbounce]

Hey, missed your first post. Welcome to the jungle err.. forum.

IMO, intercooled is the way to go if you're looking for a driver just to have fun with and enjoy.

Thank you it’s good to meet you