i read that you can take a supercharger kit for a fiero and put it on a 2.8 camaro but you have to do something with the proms. whats a prom? what would i have to do to them and where can i get this kit. Bruce

if you could,please right in this one i get an email whenever somebody replies thanks in advance for the help guys

ok, i think they might make a supercharger kit for a 2.8L fiero, which can be bolted into a 2.8L camaro/firebird, but i havent heard of anyone actually doing it. The biggest project aroundthis board right now is retro fitting a turbocharger setup, which would be a killer project. And there was a guy that did that to a 2.8L and then 3.4L fiero. Anywayz, that's all i have to say. Oh yeh, the prom is the computer.

Yet again the troll (Violate 3.8) is again wrong. I have the Bin for the 3.1 If you want it email me and I will send it to you. The Prom is the computer chip that stores the information that controls the computer. Fuel, spark, speed limiter, ECT.
What is needing to be changed with the prom when you add something like the S/C, Turbo is the Fuel paramiters are all different because it needs more fuel for longer durations. The timing and retard functions also need to be changed because you are changing the internal clyinder pressures. To Edit(change the BIN) you need WINBIN( WWW.WinBin.com ) and something to "Burn" the new program onto a chip that you then install in the computer. Go to the tech articles and read traxions Bin Burning (or something like that). It has the info there too.

You have to remove your computer and see what Chip number and computer number is. If the last four numbers are 7730, I got your bin for you and can email it to you as I said before. (Just if you want me to email it to you please email GenerationXRacing@yahoo.com first) Don't worry its the same person me, but I just rarely check my profiles ( Emerald_iles@yahoo.com )email anymore.


Violate your a troll and just need to leave the boards altogeather.



[This message has been edited by Camaro_hunter_d (edited November 16, 2001).]