umm so ya
I already got a really built transmission that will handle whatever i throw at it
i bought a 2003 Oldsmobile Silhouette Van
im looking for 300-350whp and iam not used to 3400's (although im very well versed on 3800's and DOHCs) so this is new territory for me, also i dont want to swap to a 3800 because i dont like to rewire things it starts to make the car more sh**y if you know what i mean... unless one of you swaps vans for a living and makes the harness i need im not really interested in an electrically involved swap
i have some questions
what kind of power can a 3400 in stock form handle?
besides the intake gasket whats the next place to have a catastrophic failure?
what breaks the most on the engine?
anyone ever do a van and not swap out for a 3800 and try and make it fast?
3500 is less electrical involved?
how much does a 3500 handle and what breaks on them?
is 300-350whp possible in N/a form?
will a turbo kit from a grand am fit in my van?
thanks for any help dudes
Jordan
I already got a really built transmission that will handle whatever i throw at it
i bought a 2003 Oldsmobile Silhouette Van
im looking for 300-350whp and iam not used to 3400's (although im very well versed on 3800's and DOHCs) so this is new territory for me, also i dont want to swap to a 3800 because i dont like to rewire things it starts to make the car more sh**y if you know what i mean... unless one of you swaps vans for a living and makes the harness i need im not really interested in an electrically involved swap
i have some questions
what kind of power can a 3400 in stock form handle?
besides the intake gasket whats the next place to have a catastrophic failure?
what breaks the most on the engine?
anyone ever do a van and not swap out for a 3800 and try and make it fast?
3500 is less electrical involved?
how much does a 3500 handle and what breaks on them?
is 300-350whp possible in N/a form?
will a turbo kit from a grand am fit in my van?
thanks for any help dudes
Jordan
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