Whatever your wallet can make go in there. Personally? I've replaced the stock 2.5, done a clutch on a 2.8, and even welded in a 500 cube big block out of a 72 eldorado in the back of a fiero. Granted, I had to rip out the sub-frame, trunk, and a few other things, and (beer, Pizza, a stupid side bet, and too much cash aside) it really wasnt done quite right because it was more of a joke than anything else, but it did fit...
Side note, if your putting in a 500, be sure to add some reinforcement to the floor of the fiero, as well as the firewall, otherwise you'll just end up ripping the back end of the car off from the torque, and having to tow home two halves.
But it was pretty cool...
Mine is currently getting a 3800 supercharged out of a Grand Prix GTP
I have done 3 Small block chev conversions
And there are many of the new overhead cam GM motor out there
But my favorite is the Cadillac Northstar
How do you replace the alternator on a 1988 Pontiac Fiero
check the haynes repair manual for 1984-1988 fiero chapter 5 section 5. it is under engines electrical systems. it has pics also. hope this helps. Crosby
No the 1988 underwent a big upgrade
Any correctly running Fiero can beat any stock S10 One is a pickup and the other a sports car They both use the same engines. Nuff said.
Standing straight up in the drivers seat.
On the exhaust pipe, from where it leaves the engine, but before the catalytic converter.
i think but i can be positive that it will run he quarter in 14.9 there is a vid on you tube called fiero vs mr2 it has more details
i think but i can be positive that it will run he quarter in 14.9 there is a vid on you tube called fiero vs mr2 it has more details
If you mean 1988 and they are both notchies, yes they will.
Yes. The final year of Fiero production ( 1988 ) had power steering.
in the back of a haynes repair manual for the 1984-1988 fiero .. it has every wiring diagram you need for the whole car including wire colors .. Crosby
no were there junk any ways