does someone make a top end swap for a 98 camaro v6 with the 3800 series 2 engine

 

you can run series III heads

 

how hard would that be to do

 

depends on your skills, i could do it in a couple hours but ive been working on cars for like 10 years. have you ever pulled heads before?

 

no but i do have a few family member that know how to. will i need to different parts to put them on

 

youll need heads off either a 2004–2008 Pontiac Grand Prix, 2005–2009 Buick LaCrosse, or a 2006–2008 Buick Lucerne. youll also need new head gaskets, lower intake mani gaskets, new head bolts, and if you can afford it a nice PnP and 5 axis valve job will defiantly help you out in the power department. also a tune to get the most power for your money.

whats your budget? because while your in there a nice set of LT headers, Y pipe, cat back, and a good CAI will also help a lot. if you do all this wait till the end to tune the computer.

 

Your not going to gain a lot from this swap unless you swap out the Cam. The S-III heads add a little to the lower end of your torque curve but not much. A nice set of after market rocker arms with help more and if you don't need to do the head gaskets anyway theyw ill be a lot less work.

 

how much would a cam be and will i need to tune it when i swap the heads

 

Do the gen-III heads bolt on without any other mods? Can I still use the 3.4L camaro intake? What rockers would be a good upgrade and would I have to change springs or pushrods?

 

the series III heads are for a 3800 not the 3400. really the only thing you can do to the 3400 is a 3500 top end swap, its really complicated and will cost about 1500-2000$. if you want pm chaotic94 hes researched it a lot more than me and knows just about everything involved.