Is anyone useing an aftermarket ecu with their 2.8 V6 (Page 2/2)
sleek fiero JAN 03, 01:21 PM
I did not dyno the GM 1227730 but I did dyno the Emtron.146 hp at 242 kms /hour and 266 ft lbs at 118 kms / hour at the wheels . It is a lot more responsive on the road. No it does not make sense the amount I have invested except here in Canada I get to keep my collectors plates and I get very cheep insurance with my plates ($200 US per year) because its a numbers matching engine ..Normal insurance would cost 1200 US up here. Besides it's been a fun project and now I know every inch of my car. my tuner says that if I want to change from premium pump to race fuel we could gain quite a bit more power but I want to keep it as a street car.
claude dalpe JAN 03, 03:48 PM
Now I understand more why you chose this engine and this amount of money for reach more HP.
Here in Quebec I can do a swap and the insurance is still low do you try Hagerty insurance
My insurance send me a evaluator from this company every 4 years and he fix the price for my insurance
And they know I have a engine swap
I have a normal licence plate I can go every where with my fiero for $280CA/year
Enjoy your fiero
sleek fiero JAN 03, 04:20 PM
Claude thanks for your response. here in BC we don't have private insurance. The Provence has a monopoly on insurance with their own insurance corporation.We have no choice but to buy insurance from them.
La fiera JAN 05, 11:51 PM
https://youtube.com/watch?v...arXZ0&feature=shares


This is my 2.8L with my own custom cam, CNC ported heads, custom sheet metal intake, headers, stock bottom end and Factory stock ECU programing.
sleek fiero JAN 06, 12:56 PM
definitely nice numbers. Does it drive nice on the street or is it more for track use ? Who did your cam and heads ?
La fiera JAN 06, 05:53 PM

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Originally posted by sleek fiero:

definitely nice numbers. Does it drive nice on the street or is it more for track use ? Who did your cam and heads ?



Thank you Sleek!

It is a street legal track car, so I drive it around to local car shows. I modeled the cam profile for it but since I had no way to tune the ECM I had to compromise. Now I have full control of the tuning and it's not a problem anymore. The heads were done by an old friend that used to work for Ford on the Ford GT40 that went to lemans in the 60's.

sleek fiero JAN 09, 09:10 PM
thats cool . We have a great track here ( Area 27 ) that I would like to take mine to and do some testing but its like $600 per day and its just out of my reach so it's just for the street for now.