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Gtp Motor In A 2005 Grand Am
Would A Gtp Motor Fit In A Grand Am?????
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Re: Gtp Motor In A 2005 Grand Am
yes it would...would be lots of work though making the swap..wiring harnesses, pcm tunning, transmission work, ect...
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2003 GTP - Brand New L67 crate engine, K&N FWI, Ported TB, 3.4 s/c pulley, Walbro 340 fuel pump, 180* T-stat, 1.9's, PEM'S, ZZP 3" Down Pipe, ZZP 1.0 PCM, gutted cat, u/bend - resonator delete, magnaflow mufflers and tips. |
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Like MVGTP86 said you could but it would be an incredible amount of work plus it wouldn't bolt up in the engine bay. You would save money and an incredible amount of time and headache to just buy a GTP.
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I agree! Save your money and trade the Grand Am on a GTP. The amount of money and work that it would take would cost you more than buying a GTP in the first place.
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Actually A GTP engine wont fit very well in a GA
![]() If you have ever seen a GTP engine bay, its larger then the 05 GA's. So even it you got it to "fit" , it would cost around $3-5k, Plus several hundred hours of work. Not even worth the headaches or the money! I agree with GTP Dad, trade the GA in on a GTP
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1999 Grand Am SS 3.4 OHV
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several hundred hours???????? not to start nothing but its been done before....i seen GA wit gtp motors....
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The SC 3.8 is bigger and I havent seen nor heard of any GTP motors in GA's. Mizly motor sports is working on a conversion kit for the 3.8 and or trans swap. That being said, 200-300hrs is not unreasonalbe at all. Considering removal of motor, replacing the steering knuckles, because the 4t60-4t65 tranys use larger CV joints/shafts and wheel hub sensors. Then some other suspension parts need modified/swapped. ![]() Then you have to swap wiring harnesses/pcm. You ever do a wire harness swap? I have, and it bites ![]() And if you never have done any FWD engine/trans removals, you could spend even more time doing this "little" swap
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1999 Grand Am SS 3.4 OHV
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![]() There is going to be a lot of custom work and fittings you would have to do yourself. And I think 200-300 hours would be if you had a game plan going into the build and really knew what you are doing. God knows how long it simpily took for me to swap a transaxle 6G72 and put in that same exact motor. Even that was a PITA for me.
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2003 GTP - Brand New L67 crate engine, K&N FWI, Ported TB, 3.4 s/c pulley, Walbro 340 fuel pump, 180* T-stat, 1.9's, PEM'S, ZZP 3" Down Pipe, ZZP 1.0 PCM, gutted cat, u/bend - resonator delete, magnaflow mufflers and tips. |
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And the grand ams with SC-3.8 !!!!!!!!!!!! ![]() I didnt say the motor displacement was bigger ![]() I just said it was bigger, sixe wise ![]() ps not some photochoped pos either ~
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1999 Grand Am SS 3.4 OHV
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Here is a pic of a 98 cavi w/ an L67 swap..... ![]() and here is the cardomain website from the guy that did the swap http://www.cardomain.com/ride/526752 Here is a pic of an L67 in a Grand Am ![]() and another ![]() and here is the site that tells you everything you need to know about doing an L67 swap in a GA. http://www.engineered.net/ Do you need anymore pics b/c i have more of L67's in every body-style of grand am.
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2003 GTP - Brand New L67 crate engine, K&N FWI, Ported TB, 3.4 s/c pulley, Walbro 340 fuel pump, 180* T-stat, 1.9's, PEM'S, ZZP 3" Down Pipe, ZZP 1.0 PCM, gutted cat, u/bend - resonator delete, magnaflow mufflers and tips. |
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Heres another good site for swapping engines and you will find a few that have done it here
http://motorswap.org/ |
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I never said it could not or has not been done MVGTP86.
IMO its just a waste of time and money. And the Cavalier would be easier because I'm preety sure they have the same motor mount locations. I'd sure the heck hate to change the plugs in that, might have to drop the motor ![]() btw I already know what it takes to do this swap. ![]() Which I could realy care less about the 3.8, All I want is the 4t65 trans in my GA on the 3.4
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1999 Grand Am SS 3.4 OHV
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Re: Gtp Motor In A 2005 Grand Am
AROUND HOW MUCH DO U THINK DA COST CAN BE TO PUT IT INTO DA gA...????????
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And on the cost, more then you would like. You'd be better off just buying a GTP. But if you have a gtp motor and a ga, well thiers half the cost. The rest would be time and odds and ends parts. Good Luck!
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1999 Grand Am SS 3.4 OHV
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