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Truth. I may be doing this swap. I can swap a civic motor in 2 hours, this cant be any more complicated. Hopefully junkyards in columbus will have one sitting around, and ill toss some pisotns and rods in it.Originally Posted by exodus
im with you im gonna do a massive search for a local engine and rebuild it and in like january or february take a week off from work and throw it all together.Originally Posted by kirko
I'm already looking down here...theres like....6-8 junkyards built up in a row....on one street alone.....awesome!!!!
"A True Soldier fights not becuase he hates whats in front of him; but becuase he loves whats behind him."
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hmm, this is an old motor correct? it will need to be cleaned up and rebuilt
he doesnt seem to mention anything about wiring though
i have drool all over myself-damn i just took a shower too.
You can not commit crimes in a Aveo. Its just not fast enough.
they didnt do wiring yet they said they sent it to another shop to do the wiring.Originally Posted by y2daniel1981
Yes, you can find it in some Pontiac Sunbirds. I know some grand am people use it, not sure if it came stock on any of them, though. Came in certain lemans models (canada only, maybe?). Also in a Buick (I want to say skylark, but I'm not positive).Originally Posted by khan4rtist
The sunbird was a j-body, so your best bet is harrassing those people, which there are plenty of.
Horsepower is how fast you hit the wall. Torque is how far the wall moves after you hit it.
it came in the early model sunbird gt's and like the 86 grand am turbo i think.
and then some buick model.
but something that might be easier to find thats just got posted in there is that there is so much room that you could fit the 2.2L daewoo engines in them.
or the 2.0L Reno/Forenza engines in with no problem at all.