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Originally Posted by ArgonPlasma2000
Wow, that is alot of options. What engines were offered?
The Fiero frame doesnt rust because after it is put together and after the milling maching has drilled all the holes, the entire frame is dunked into an epoxy bath which completely seals the metal. Locked away in a bunker, a Fiero can survive for practically forever.
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Thats pretty cool, I like it when car manufacturers improvise stuff like that. Gives the car character.
as for the engines:
198 ci 1 barrel 125 hp - slant six
225 ci 1 barrel (1 barrel carburetor) 145 hp - slant six
318 ci 2 barrel 230 hp - LA
340 ci 4 barrel 277 hp - LA
340 ci 3X2 barrel 290 hp (AAR) - LA
383 ci 2 barrel and 4 barrel 290 hp and 330 hp respectively - B
383 ci 4 barrel 335 hp - B
426 ci 2X4 barrel 425 hp (Hemi) - obviously the hemi
440 ci 4 barrel 375 hp - RB
440 ci 3X2 barrel 390 hp - RB
Hurrah for wikipedia (I edited it slightly for more info)!
even with the same block and dimensions, I actually count different anything on the 'power plant' of a car as a different engine, since it behaves differently, etc, so to me, they have 11 engines. I just counted the lines in my earlier post, since i knew I would make mistakes/didnt know all the options.
Edit: Oh and frink these HP ratings are mostly lower than the actual output, so don't come here and go 'HOW DID THEY MANAGE TO GET ONLY 390 HP OUT OF 440 CI? From all reports, they didn't, its much higher.