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so several people have told me it would be a waste of my time to making my 86 Nova nice. but i think differently. it already runs but not very strongly.. but i am looking for suggestions on an engine swap. and possibly a drive train switch. from front wheel to rear wheel. but thats not required. or anything else you would do to it.
but yes suggestions? |
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Re: fixin up an 86 Nova?
You may find more receptive "help" in the Toyota section, as your "Nova" is really a Toyota Corolla, rebadged. No offense, but it IS a waste of time and money to try to modify this particular combination. Feel free, though. This IS "America"!
Interchange to a larger engine could be a real bag of worms! Best of luck. Jim |
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Re: fixin up an 86 Nova?
complete waste of money. the 86' wasn't even a muscle car anymore. Unless you REALLY like the year, don't bother.
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As MRPbody said , the '86 Nova wasn't really a Nova at all , in name only . It was simply a rebadged Toyota , certainly no where close to a muscle car ! It was a 4 cylinder , FWD compact car featuring a 1.6 L engine rated at 74 HP . Muscle car - not ! Regardless of these facts , it's your car and if you want to individualize it to your own taste , go for it .
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Re: fixin up an 86 Nova?
I would have to say, sell that thing for wahtever you can get and buy somethign from the 70's at least. You'll sepdn so much money making this car into a muscle car adn when it's all said and done you will never get the return on your investment here. You'd be stuck with it for life or take a major loss on it.
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