Hi, I jsut bought a 1984 Camaro, Berlinetta and have many questions, hoping to get some answers.

Im an import guy, and recently decided to go American Muscle. I bought the camaro because it was affordable and seemed like it had a lot of potential. It's a V8 model from what im "told."

Any suggestions to buy a new engine, and what kind of engine is the v8 berlinetta?? Im only 20 so im not too knowledgeable....

As soon as i can get the engine replaced and tranny fixed i think im good to go on the aftermarket parts. And also can i get a good link to a website with OEM parts to possibly rebuild the engine?

I also took a look at this website but was unsure if it was legit or not....
http://www.everdrive.com/partdetails...paign=shopping

 

Dont you have this same post in another section?

 

yeah sorry i realized i only posted in the v8 tech.

 

this is the picture of the engine, any suggestions as to what it is? a V8 305??

 

If it's original yes but small blocks are pretty much all the same on the outside so who knows in a car that old,only the casting numbers will tell for sure.

Any crate smallblock will bolt right in or you can pick up a 350 block and build an engine,the skys the limit on hp,it'$ all about what you have for a budget.

$4000 will get you one of these,a lot of bang for your buck.

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...1&autoview=sku

 

wow very nice indeed, do you have a link to perhaps the 305 V8?
or a link to a engine rebuild kit for my car, i first want to restore it back to normal then go aftermarket.

 

sorry guys but i got another question, is the 84 camaro berlinetta caruberated or fuel injected? reason asking is because i went to a auto parts store and they have an engine rebuilding kit and i need to know if its carburated or fuel injected, not too knowledgeable on parts besides aftermarket.

 

from the pic, your engine looks like it's a carb engine.

 

welcome......your engine is not too bad...

 

thanks.

yeah i just want to restore a lot, because idk the previous owner before the owner that sold me this car.