340HP

The s2000 already is rwd.

Could work, no?

SpecialFX

Could work, NO!

Sherlock

lets see.. a tranny and axle made for 160 lb/ft of torque, put into an engine 50% bigger with almost 90 more lb/ft of torque.. would eat it alive.

That and there is no room in our TL frame for it, no lump in the floorpan for the driveshaft.

This isn't Lego-Land

leeherman

Uh, no.

I do, however, have a spare A727 Chrysler Torqueflite in my garage. Hmmm...



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Lee Herman
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1969 Dodge Dart GT Convertible - 340-4bbl/A727
1987 Dodge Diplomat SE - Loaded!
1999 Toyota Camry Solara SLE V6
2004 Acura TL - AT+Navi ABP/Quartz (coming soon!)

BarryH

Let's assume you could make a FWD car RWD and it cost $10K. You'd have a car worth less than it's true original issue value because it's been hacked-up. Not only would you have no power train warranty, no dealer would touch the car with a ten foot pole. Wouldn't it be easier to find a desirable high-performance car that's already RWD?

Bitium

NO....just wait for SH-AWD.

Teh Jatt

2006 baby!

2004MT6TL

It's pretty easy on a VW, you can use the Passat 4-motion drivetrain even for the New Beetle, Golf or Jetta