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A friend has a 95 Firebird 3.4 and wants 100HP more.
I took him for a ride in my 97 Y-87 and he still wants more.
Im thinking of the 3.8 SC from a GTP to go into the 95.My sons GTP with mods has over 300HP so that would work just fine.
Has anyone done this swap and if so where do I find info?
Have you thought about a v8 swap? There are a few companies that have "Kits" for this swap. You get the engine, transmission, computer, K-member,etc. Here is one: http://hpsalvage.com/
I have only been thinking about the swap and have not called this company. However, I am sure someone on this board has done this or knows someone who has.
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