Noob question about production year for 3.4L

[pocket-rocket]

I was hoping to get a gun from Eastwood.com or harbor freight and pick up an electric oven on freestyle and do some, but work is starting to slow down so that idea is on the back burner for now.

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[geoffinbc]

My S-10 is an 84' that was converted to 3.4 in mid 90's. I was looking at comp cams kits last week and was wondering if they were any good. I have been looking through summit at roller rockers recently too. Are the fiero valve covers taller or shorter than stock? I was hoping to come across some dress up parts for the 3.4, but so far have been skunked. I have a feeling I'm going to have to do some custom paint work anyway, so it's not too big of a deal.

The Fiero covers are about the same height. The best thing about them is they are made from cast aluminum and use a silicone gasket that does not leak. I have done the conversion on both my trucks just for that reason alone. http://members.shaw.ca/betterthanyou.../gtvcovers.htm

The COMP Cams K-Kit was money very well spent in my opinion. All the parts fit great and everything you need is under one part number. The Cam is a great all around performer too.

[warmonger88]

If I can use fiero valve covers, what about the heads? The fiero store has some nice stuff, wouldn't mind doing some shopping with them.

[geoffinbc]

All iron heads found on fuel injected engines are identical. There wont be any gains from swapping them around. Even the performance heads at the Fierostore just have SS valves which make no difference in performance on a street motor.