SHOoff wrote:Alexander Meadows wrote:Look, we are all stuck on using the front wheels as the drive wheels. Why don't we take a page from Ford. They took a Ford Focus and shoved a 4.6L Cobra motor, transmission and rear end underneath it. Being that the J-body already has a rear trailing arm suspension how hard would it really be? Hell, just think of all the F-body owners that would soil themselves when you smoke the "wrong" set of tires.
SHOoff wrote:not who did that. The 4.6L conversion was an aftermarket kit.
wut do u mean by that cus i coulda sworn that the v8 focus was like a production model over in the
uk.. i saw it back a couple years ago. the one with around 425hp?
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Look, we are all stuck on using the front wheels as the drive wheels. Why don't we take a page from Ford. They took a Ford Focus and shoved a 4.6L Cobra motor, transmission and rear end underneath it. Being that the J-body already has a rear trailing arm suspension how hard would it really be? Hell, just think of all the F-body owners that would soil themselves when you smoke the "wrong" set of tires.
1997ztwo4 wrote:The cavalier went back into the shop for the winter mods, the M90 supercharged Ld9 was pulled in favor of something a little bigger and a little crazier. After a little brainstorming over a few drinks we decided the northstar would make for a unique and interesting project, and the cutting began. As always there is much thanks to be sent to close friends Henry and Jon who helped make this happen.
The engine bay- tubbed, filled, smoothed and built unibody rails
The clutch- Spec stage 2plus, with custom flywheel
Control arms- TIG welded seams, filled holes, smoothed, shortened 15mm
Engine mounted to subframe, custom mounts, alternator mounting bracket
Headers built
An engine in the bay again, wired up and ready for plumbing-cooling fuel and vacuum
NOTa2_4 wrote:holy bring back from the dead that post was like 3 years old. did you know that you can put a cobalt supercharger on a 2.2 eco in a cav too