I want to put a bigger engine in my 95 grand am, it has the 3.1 V6, any suggestions?
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migration_JBHouse answered 4 years ago
The 3.4 is a good fit, check local salvage yards for interchange options. You can get a lower mileage 3.4, as they ran those years longer than the 3.1.
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