is there any rear wheel drive cavys( custom of course) just wondering how hard that would be cuase that would kick some serious a$$
experience the "tilt"....... Yeah the whole right side of your car when im passing your a$$.......
no. how hard? try putting a beach ball into a golf hole. its do-able but not worth it
There have been quite a few second and first gens turned into RWD strip cars, but I agree not worth it
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GM makes a rear wheel drive cavalier...its called the pontiac GTO....LMAO.
someone else has to have noticed that from a distance they look like cavis with a mild kit...even SPort Compact Car called them "cavalier styled sofas"
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[quote=ßãggéÐÇåv98 (Ûñqùðtäߣè Øñé)]no. how hard? try putting a beach ball into a golf hole. its do-able but not worth it
that's easy, all you do is take the air out
cavalier styled sofas... heh... i can see where that would come from :-p
Whats the difference between a 115 HP rear wheel drive Cavalier and a 115 HP front wheel drive cavalier?
I don't understand why that would kick ass so much.......
Usually people put a small block V8 in so they're turning a wee bit more than 115 HP
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Depends on the motor.
A: Part of the success of the Camaro was the wide variety of engine options that were available. Here's a summary of the available factory domestic engines (other engines were used in export models and some dealer-modified Camaros (LS6)):
L22 250ci/100HP L6 1BC - Base Engine, 1970 - 1979
LD5 231ci/110HP V6 2BC - 1980 & 1981, California Only, Buick.
LC3 229ci/115HP V6 2BC - 1980 & 1981
L14 307ci/115HP V8 2BC - Base V8, 1970 - 1973
L39 267ci/120HP V8 2BC - 1980 & 1981
LG3 305ci/140HP V8 2BC - 1976 - 1979
L65 350ci/145HP V8 2BC - 1970 - 1975
LG4 305ci/155HP V8 2BC - 1980 & 1981
LM1 350ci/160HP V8 4BC - 1974 - 1981
L48 350ci/200HP V8 4BC - Horsepower varied, considered performance engine.
LT1 350ci/330HP V8 4BC - Z-28 only 1970 - 1972
LS3 396ci/260HP V8 4BC - SS only, Q-Jet, 1971 & 1972
L34 396ci/350HP V8 4BC - SS only, Q-Jet, 1970 only.
L78 396ci/375HP V8 4BC - SS only, Holley, 1970 only.
Well looky there!
There was a RWD 3rd gen v8 powered Cav at the 02 Bash. It was owned by one of the GM employees and built as a race car. Very cool.
Not really a Cavalier anymore at that point though.
There's a similar Sunfire here in Ontario somewhere too. Drag car. RWD v8.
red96sunfire1022 (The Fat One) wrote:Most are drag cars 
Or 2nd gens
You've got the sad smiley there like it's a bad thing. What else would you expect? Do you think someone should built a FWD drift car or build one just for the heck of it for street use? It's just not worth the effort when there are much more suitable platforms out there.
Why reinvent the wheel?
