1984 Fiero

 

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This was my second Fiero.  It is a 1984 Sport Coupe model. It started life as a very basic piece of transportation, with a 4 cylinder engine, a 4 speed transmission, a sunroof, and not too much else. It now has a little bit more power, in the form of a 5.7L TPI V8. 

This car was sold on April 1, 2004.  I had originally intended to finish the cosmetics as well as throughly upgrade the suspension.  However, the individual who purchased my '85 Fiero was interested in this vehicle, as well.  As they say in the movies, he "made me an offer I couldn't refuse." 

The Details

 

1984 Pontiac Fiero SC

 

Engine

Type:  ’89 Pontiac Trans AM GTA V8

Displacement: 350 c.i. (5.7L), stock bore and stroke (4.001/3.48)

Crankshaft:  Stock

Connecting Rods: Stock

Pistons:  Stock

Camshaft: Stock

Cylinder Heads:  Stock

Compression Ratio: 9.3:1

Induction:  ’91 5.7L V8 speed density system.  K&N cone style air filter assembly

Ignition:  Stock GM HEI

Exhaust: Sanderson CC90 headers, 3 inch exhaust system.  Flowmaster muffler

Calibration: Accel DFI programmable engine control module with laptop control program

Output:  255 hp @ 4400 rpm, 345 ft-lb tq @ 3200 rpm (estimated)

Performance:  13.36 @ 104 mph

Top Speed: 147 mph (estimated)

Drivetrain

Transmission: Getrag 5 speed from Chevy Beretta with Rodney Dickman FWD conversion kit.  3.61 final drive ratio, Zumalt aluminum adapter plate

Clutch:   Centerforce Dual Friction

Flywheel: Zumalt custom aluminum flywheel

Driveshafts: Custom length

Chassis

Front Suspension: KYB shocks, stock 7/8 inch sway bar, stock Fiero Y99 springs

Rear Suspension: KYB struts, Fiero WS6  springs

Steering:  Stock

Brakes:  Stock

Cooling System: Griffin 4 core brass radiator, ' 85 Fiero engine grates

Electrical: Battery relocation to front compartment

Wheels and Tires

Wheels:  16x7 Mims Venzia wheels with 38 mm offset

Tires:  P225/50/16 Firestone Firehawk SZ50 front and rear

Interior

Seats:  Stock 1984 Fiero with aftermarket covers (for now)

Dashboard: Stock with Fiero GT center gauge pod and Autometer Sport Comp gauges

Steering Wheel: Fiero GT leather wrapped

Stereo:  Delco U1C AM/FM/CD Stereo from 1999 Pontiac Grand Am

Special Features:  Stock sunroof.  Oreif Custom painted door tabs, Rodney Dickman sport comp short shifter.  Custom fan control switch.  

Body & Paint

Paint:  Bad re-spray of stock red color by unknown previous owner. 

Modifications:  Fiero GT front and rear fascias, side ground effects, wing