86MCSS Project

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Explicit_Spade

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Apr 30, 2012
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My previous project was a 2004 Grand Prix GT2. it is currenly being demodded so it can be sold. I've had my share of fun building it with a topswap, xp cam, headers, nitrous, and applicable supporting mods. I didn't want to mess with fwd anymore, it was fun for a reliable driver.


This picture was in the 2011 GTPworld.net Calendar
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I also have a 2005 Grand Prix Base model that I daily drive. No current plans for modding that besides maybe some audio and visuals at a later point in time.














On saturday I picked up my 86 Monte Carlo SS rolling chassis, with T-tops! I have plans to put in a 5.3/ 4L80E combo to get it running this year. This winter, I will most likely add a turbo or two into the mix and see what it can do. Here's what it looked like when the old owner mocked up an LQ4.

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As of now, this is what I'm thinking for the MCSS. If anyone has any better/ less expensive alternatives, or I'm missing anything, please let me know.

Rolling Chassis: 1986 Monte Carlo SS- T-top

Engine: 5.3L Vortec V8 (LM7)
Cam: 02-04 LS6 cam PN 12565308
Heads: Stock Truck
Valve Springs: LS6 PN 12499224
Pushrods: Stock
Intake Manifold: Stock Truck
Throttle Body: Stock Truck
Intake: Ebay 5.3cold air
Alternator: Stock Silverado
PCM: Silverado
Tuner: HPTuners
Radiator: Stock 86 MCSS
Cooling Fans: GM3800
Motor Mounts: 1” Setback Trans Dapt 4516

Headers: Stock Truck
Catback: Custom 3”

Fuel Tank/ Cell: Summit Racing SUM-293215-S (26 gal, 20x18x10in, -8an fittings)
Fuel Cell mount: SUM-291215S-99
Fuel Pump: Mallory 5250A (Ethanol/Alcohol only or 5250 Gasoline only)
Fuel Filter: Jegs 5 long 555-150005 (Gas/Alcohol)
Fuel Line: Braided Stainless
Fuel Injectors: Stock Silverado
Fuel Rail: Stock Silverado

Transmission: 4L80E
Transmission Crossmember: Gforce #35XM
Rear End: Stock Monte Carlo SS
Driveshaft: 52.5” Factory Length
Driveshaft loop: BMR DSL003H

Wiring Harness: Silverado
Battery: Optima Red Top
Battery Box: Summit SUM-890102 (Trunk Mounted)
Battery Kill Switch
A/C: None, firewall blocked

Nitrous: Zex wet kit w/ Window switch
Trunk Firewall Block: Cut all extra stock metal/ pop rivet thin sheet of metal over it
Hood: VFNFiberglass 4” cowl pin on if no stock found
Rollcage:
Suspension:
Gas Pedal: Silverado (Electic tps?)
 
Nice GP bro u did a good job on that one .Why the demoding to sell it ? Wouldn't it be worth more as is ,least i would think so .

Nice project u got there with the 86 MCSS . Did you get all the parts its missing with the deal ? I like what u got planned for it i will be following ur progress for sure . Also post some more pics up of the 86 MCSS if u can we love pics on this forum .
 
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