i wanted to turbo my car but everyone says the block wont take it but will she be able to take a superchearger and is there a supercharger out there for a 95 3.4L

 

not to familar with the 3.4 but i would say sell it and at least get a 3.8 or just keep the 3.4 for a daily driver

 

The 3.4 is imo one of the worst engines built by gm in a long time. The fwd 3.4 is actually a better engine to try and make power in. I drive a 3.4 myself so dont get to offensive. lol But Lilspleen is 100% correct. Getting a 3.8 is going to be a much better platform to mod then a 3.4 and still keep your insurance far under a v8.

It is extremely (and i can't stress EXTREMELY enough) hard to find performance parts for the 3.4. I have never heard of there being any supercharger system out there for the 3.4 platform, muchless turbochargers for the it either.

But i can't also crush a guys dream to have a very one off car. All i'm saying is there are several much better avenues to go in your quest to make power.

 

well the thing is is this car is in (for 15 years old) what i and a bunch of ppl would call showroom condition the car is fckin mint what about a 3.4 to a 3.8 swap then mod it

 

Not worth it, do a search. It would be more work then installing a Lt1 from a 94. GM changed their computer system in 96. Connecting a OBD2 motor in a OBD1 system is not a simple task even for a tech.

 

If you've got a mint 3.4 id say leave it alone. I am 99% sure you will not find anybody on here that will tell you that trying to mod or engine swap this is a good idea. Unless you're going to use a stand alone ecu, like myself later on down the road.

 

thanx guys

 

^ Yeah, enjoy your car the way it is, accept that its not super fast, and save for a V8 monster for the future.

 

what about using the heads off the FWD ive heard thats a good power up

 

Here, e-mail John and ask him what ya can do on the engine, the man knows those engines very well. I've seen a few 60* engines put down more than a 3.8 can.

http://www.60inclusive.com/index.php?page=contact.php