We can all agree that the Fiero is incredibly fun to drive, but did GM make them fast enough to drive in this day and age? Do you have a Fiero that you wish had a little more punch when that Ferrari pulls up next to you at the stop light? Ever thought about doing an engine swap, but not sure where to start? Please join us for our March NIFE Zoom club meeting where James Brown of P-Body Motorsports (on Facebook) will discuss the most popular V6 engine swap for the Fiero, the supercharged 3800.

James is probably best known for his beautiful work on his wiring harnesses, but he also spends his days modifying cars and building street rods. If you have talked with James about his wiring harnesses or about doing your own engine swap, you already know how generous he is with his time and knowledge. James started back in the 1990s wiring old muscle cars while also running his car audio shop. Although James has built several show quality muscle cars, his first engine swap was actually an ‘87 Fiero GT with a supercharged 3800. James still has a few Fieros, including a 512tr replica, and my personal favorite, a Diablo replica. During this meeting we will spend some time talking about the 3800 V6 engine swap, some of the parts needed, and processes involved in doing this swap.