The 3.4 DOHC in the car.....

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  • HayesPerformance
    • Dec 2005
    • 783

    #1

    The 3.4 DOHC in the car.....

    I thought I'd acually share some pic of my 3.4 DOHC installed IN the GP....
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    1991 Grand Prix STE
    3.4 DOHC
    1 of 792 Produced
    Extensive Mods Done

    1991 Lumina Z34
    3.4 DOHC
    Getrag 284 5spd
    1 of 30
    Canadian Z34 Models Made with the Getrag 5spd Wahoooo!

    1980 GMC Sierra Classic C25 With 18,000 ORIGINAL MILES!!!!

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  • GT40racer
    3.4 DOHC Fiero
    • Nov 2008
    • 12

    #2
    I like the MSD coilpacks and red sparkplug wires. Nice and neat looking install.

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    • mrl390
      • Jan 2008
      • 132

      #3
      What strut tower brace are you using?
      -Matt

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      • GTP091
        • Jun 2005
        • 232

        #4
        Did you leave the Alternator blower in or pull it out?? Still trying to figure out how you got a coolant reservoir in the fender and still be able to keep an eye on the level. I can see the filler cap in the pic; is it a stock tank from another car or did you fab something up??
        Last edited by GTP091; 11-29-2008, 12:33 AM.
        1991 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP / 3.4 DOHC

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        • HayesPerformance
          • Dec 2005
          • 783

          #5
          I left the alternator blower, but moved it over a bit.

          I used the coolant reservoir from a Ford Aerostar, cut off the washer tank thats attached, pushed a hose (I think it was a 1/2") , into the tank through the one top hole (a heavy duty thick walled hose that will not kink) pushed it in till it was near the bottom, ran it up to the Rad.

          The clear cap and hose adapter that the cap screws onto is taken from a old honda prelude, the best part is that they have a long flexable "coolant dipstick" that I also used to know how full it is. I had to add a second hole to the tank to utillize the remote fill using the aerostar tank.
          You could use the entire coolant overflow tank, remote fill cap & dip stick from the prelude but I found the tank way too small, and the hose to the tank too short.

          One other thing that you got to do with using the Aerostar coolant tank is adding a fitting to the top and runing a vent hose up the engine compartment where there is no dirt to OR drill a small vent hole in the clear honda adapter.
          1991 Grand Prix STE
          3.4 DOHC
          1 of 792 Produced
          Extensive Mods Done

          1991 Lumina Z34
          3.4 DOHC
          Getrag 284 5spd
          1 of 30
          Canadian Z34 Models Made with the Getrag 5spd Wahoooo!

          1980 GMC Sierra Classic C25 With 18,000 ORIGINAL MILES!!!!

          sigpic

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          • cutlass supreme FE3
            • Nov 2008
            • 225

            #6
            wow that looks so so clean you can eat off from it.

            i like the polished valve cover alot

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            • 55trucker
              • May 2007
              • 213

              #7
              I notice that you've deleted your EGR, and you've vented the port on the forward Cam Cover to atmosphere. Any benefit in doing so? Do like the polishing job on the cover, few hours spent doing that I guess? ..engine looks impressive.
              91 LQ1 GP GT

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              • HayesPerformance
                • Dec 2005
                • 783

                #8
                The Valve Cover I polished to a smooth finish and then had it triple chrome plated.
                1991 Grand Prix STE
                3.4 DOHC
                1 of 792 Produced
                Extensive Mods Done

                1991 Lumina Z34
                3.4 DOHC
                Getrag 284 5spd
                1 of 30
                Canadian Z34 Models Made with the Getrag 5spd Wahoooo!

                1980 GMC Sierra Classic C25 With 18,000 ORIGINAL MILES!!!!

                sigpic

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                • tinindian95
                  • Jan 2009
                  • 24

                  #9
                  Your engine looks great. Did you move your coil packs up onto the right inner fender? Mine are located on the lower front part of the engine block near the starter. I had a 1990 GP SE with the 3.1 engine in it and they were down there also. I would like to have mine located where yours are now, what's involved in moving them?
                  1995 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP 3.4L DOHC

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                  • HayesPerformance
                    • Dec 2005
                    • 783

                    #10
                    -removing & replacing the coolant overflow tank
                    -making a solid mounting bracket
                    -lengthing & shortning some of the wires to your ignition module
                    -make some custom length ignition wires to them
                    1991 Grand Prix STE
                    3.4 DOHC
                    1 of 792 Produced
                    Extensive Mods Done

                    1991 Lumina Z34
                    3.4 DOHC
                    Getrag 284 5spd
                    1 of 30
                    Canadian Z34 Models Made with the Getrag 5spd Wahoooo!

                    1980 GMC Sierra Classic C25 With 18,000 ORIGINAL MILES!!!!

                    sigpic

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                    • Identity Crisis
                      Lost at Birth
                      • Jul 2006
                      • 295

                      #11
                      Hey found this from last summer.

                      I dont know what this means but "ASS HATS" is funny

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                      • tinindian95
                        • Jan 2009
                        • 24

                        #12
                        That is one amazing looking engine compartment!
                        1995 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP 3.4L DOHC

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