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Hi there again. I'm revisiting this topic. What if... I ran the B8444S with a LS3 OS loaded to the E67?
I had a quick look on the web and found the firing order seems to be the same. I could use a...

I see. This adds another complicating factor. I'd have to machine a new reluctor wheel and mount it to where the Volvo has its original one. Or, if the patterns are similar enough, just re-clock the...

That would be a (good) second option for me. Would try to make it work with the E67 only, and then plan B would be to do as you say. Doing it this way also has its own challenges but seems easier of...

You're right but the firing order becomes the same as a 90 degree cross plane V8 such as the Northstar.

About the OS, that was what my googling led me to believe. The question is -- will the...

The Volvo B8444S is precisely that. A 60-degree even-firing V8 that sports a cross-plane, split-pin crankshaft. That means it's firing intervals were adjusted by the engineers (via crankshaft pin...

I have no reason to think that the B8444S is much taller than the base Solstice's original LE5 engine.
Anyway, what I'll do is have the shop close up and assemble the engine, then take measurements....

First of all thanks for answering.

The Solstice IPC is run by the BCM. As long as the E67 can talk to the BCM the cluster would work OK.



I was thinking of using the Northstar trigger wheel...

Whoa. No comments whatsoever. Is this idea that crazy?

Mauricio, greetings from a fellow Brazilian. Did you manage to solve your issue with this project? Nice looking prototype.Cheers

Bumping this.

Congratulations, way to go! I'll compliment any and all parents that strive to teach their little ones to enjoy the amazing freedom machine called THE AUTOMOBILE. Hope they enjoy the wrenching and...

Hello. I'm from Brazil and am considering HP Tuners for a project I have.

I have a 2006 2.4 manual Pontiac Solstice. I wanted to convert this car to V6 and bought a LY7 vehicle to part out (2009...

Hey there. I'm from Brazil and am researching the possibility of running a Volvo DOHC V8 (S80/XC90 B8444S engine) with a GM E67 ECM.