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Old 08-21-2008, 02:30 PM
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what would be a good engine to put in a 2002 grand am
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Re: engine

if you got dough and alot of time on your hands, id get a 3800 supercharged engine up in their, but if your lookin for just a standard engine for the Grand am id throw the 3400 in their. id prefer the 3400 over the 2.4l anyday
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Re: engine

Oh man I just scrapped a 3.4L today at school. Don't really know what was wrong with it. . . Everything looked good but my teacher said he wanted it taken apart so he could scrap the pieces. Took the whole thing apart and didn't see anything wrong. It was kinda sad!
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