fun fact of the day
#5
How? It was introduced in the 1960's and the biggest upgrade since it was built was fuel injection. In the 1990's and 2000's it was outdated because it was just a regular overhead valve, single cam, pushrod V6 that was made of iron.
#7
theres a reason it hasnt been changed since the 60s ITS THE BEST im pretty sure is a 350 missing 2 cylinders
#8
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You might have skipped over a few things and got a few details wrong. If you ment to say the 3800 was fuel injected in the mid 80's and the turbo version blew just about everything at the time off the road you are correct. If you ment to say it was used up till 2009 and was one of the longest running V6 configuration to date your would be right. If you ment to say that the Series 3 motor with a supercharger is a very desirable car and easily modded to 300 HP you would be correct.
Last edited by Gorn; 09-28-2010 at 08:03 PM.
#9
Ever test drive one of those new v6s? They're garbage. Very disappointing cars. If I have 300hp...I wanna be able to hear, smell, and feel it; not hear nothing but an annoying electric whine, just sit there and not get thrown back in the seat when it's floored, and smell absolutely nothing...