Hi i am a swedish guy who might has found "nirvana" im a powerjunky and plays with lots of power .. i hava a bunch of cars ( heyyy i wrote CARS ,,, no F&%-d / Mop/(&%¤-r YUST PROUD GM products ) and now i have found the charm of this old bonneville byt .. its a 1992 model ssei and i need some advice how to bring some power in to it .. and as i wrote i live in sweden ,, that gives me alittle benefit ,,, here in sweden the E-85 is common and its brings lots of possebilitys to add some gain thrue adding moore from the charger ( e-85 is like 104 oktan ) .. il found the 3800performnance site but cant find anything to the older models

can someone please advice me how to get some mean power out of this car ?

Best regards Ã…ke Georgsson Sweden

Welcome aboard!

Make a post in the Performance & Brainstorming section. You should get more replies related on what to do to get more speed from your car.

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-Joshua-

Welcome

You are killing your car by running E85. Yes its high octane, but the engine gaskets and seals are not designed to hold up to alcohol.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E85_in_standard_engines

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E-85 is actually less efficient than gasoline

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92 Olds 98. L67, Gen 3 M62, 2.55 pulley, FWI, PLIM, 1.8 YTs.

Higher octane to help control KR (pre-detonation under boost), but less power in the fuel than petroleum based gasoline.

When Oregon switched to a 10% Ethanol blend in normal gasoline, both my cars lost 0.3 seconds (3 tenths metric for you swedes) on the quarter mile (0.25 mile metric).

Start with Techinfo. That may answer alot of your questions.

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