350 hhr.
#31
These guys build V8 Pontiac Solstaces; pretty much the same thing:
http://www.mallettcars.com/solstice-conversion.htm
http://www.mallettcars.com/solstice-conversion.htm
These guys are some of the best fab guys in the country.
#32
#33
Really, a 3.0 is not that reliable. I hear of them breaking down a lot.. a 3.8 is a friggen tank, and can haul a$$. I would personally like to take a 3.8 and a solstice conversion in mine. I think a 3.8 in an HHR, would be faster, but still fuel efficient to a degree. What do ya think?
#36
Really, a 3.0 is not that reliable. I hear of them breaking down a lot.. a 3.8 is a friggen tank, and can haul a$$. I would personally like to take a 3.8 and a solstice conversion in mine. I think a 3.8 in an HHR, would be faster, but still fuel efficient to a degree. What do ya think?
#37
#40
Are we talking keeping it FWD? Then no. Are we making it RWD? Then no. Problem you run into there is the trans(among other things). Finding a nice 3.8 f-body would be easier.
Let me edit this, i don't normally take the route of shooting down ideas. So yes, it can be done. But not without headaches, as with anything. I have a 28" long engine I am trying to shove in mine. I know about headaches, and I am only on the 'chalk board' phase.
Let me edit this, i don't normally take the route of shooting down ideas. So yes, it can be done. But not without headaches, as with anything. I have a 28" long engine I am trying to shove in mine. I know about headaches, and I am only on the 'chalk board' phase.