Last year I rebuilt the motor in my piece of crap saturn. I had six burned valves and it wouldn't even make it up a hill! Only 98,000 miles on it. My parents had the head replaced twice before I got it! Well, make a long story short, it now has 11 to 1 compression, 2.5 inch exhaust, port and polished head, adj. cam gears, aem cold air, heavy-duty diff., ported and polished intake and throttle body, etc. It is set up for a 50 wet shot (3 step colder plugs and timing adj.) Everything looks stock ;) . It is a 5-speed. I actually didn't really spend much over 2 grand doing all that too! Its my beater car and we have a love hate relationship. :D
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great beater car, I have the same thing for my winter beater, just mine is all stock. 160k miles and still going strong!
Any times for that bad boy with everything done to it?
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here is the craziest saturn I have found.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/105395/1
the guy has done everything imaginable to that thing
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