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couple pics of my old ute (white one) and new one (purple)

the white one is a 1996 series 2 vs ute powered by a ecotec 3.8ltr v6 n/a 147kw 5spd

the purple is my new ride a 2007 vz svz ute powered by a 3.6ltr allotec ly7 190kw n/a 6spd

would like to do some engine mods but cant seem to find much info on the aftermarket parts for the ly7

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i WISH WE COULD HAVE HAD A rwd 3800 POWERED vehicle

in the USA with a 5-speed manual.

Well there was the Camaro & Firebird but it would have been

awsome to have a 1987 Grand Prix or Regal with the 3.8 and

5-on-the-floor.

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i WISH WE COULD HAVE HAD A rwd 3800 POWERED vehicle

in the USA with a 5-speed manual.

Well there was the Camaro & Firebird but it would have been

awsome to have a 1987 Grand Prix or Regal with the 3.8 and

5-on-the-floor.

Welcome Sir!

They offered manuals in Grand Prix and Cutlass Supremes in 1988-1990, but they were not popular.

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98-R:

Yes I know but the 88-90 cars lacked two crucial things:

-RWD

-BOF

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cheers guys,yer utes and wagons are the $h!,never owned a sedan nor do i plan to love me utes to much espicially in the wet :ph34r: cant see why gm didnt send em over years ago to you guys you reckon you'd have a strong enough market for em?

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Anyone over THERE slap elCamino badges on a ute?

There's more than a few GTOs here with Holden emblems. :P

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Welcome Sir!

They offered manuals in Grand Prix and Cutlass Supremes in 1988-1990, but they were not popular.

Manuals were offered in all W-bodies except the Regal. Unfortunately for our DOHC hating friend here, all the cars that could come with manuals either had the Quad4, 3.4 DOHC, or the 3.1 and 2.8 liter pushrod V6s. The pushrod V6es, while decent engines were boat anchors in cars this heavy. They were much more suited to the lighter J-bodies and A-bodies.

Where was never a 3800 powered W-body with a manual transmission.

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My eyes, oh God my eyes!!! :P Welcome to C&G! :smilewide:

Hey i thought you left.... i was posting an add in the wanted papers for a Holden Hater... i guess i can put that on hold for now.... :lol:

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