convert FWD To RWD
#2
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Mentor, Ohio
Posts: 12,156
This has been a common question here.
The short answer, lots of time, money and custom fabrication.
These cars were never built to be RWD and no vendor has come to bat with a conversion kit. I believe there may be 1-2 RWD 6th/7th gen Montes in existence (possibly others) and it's all 100% custom.
The short answer, lots of time, money and custom fabrication.
These cars were never built to be RWD and no vendor has come to bat with a conversion kit. I believe there may be 1-2 RWD 6th/7th gen Montes in existence (possibly others) and it's all 100% custom.
#3
Ok guys,let me dream here! The MC has been out of production for almost 10 years now. I wish Chevy would bring back the Monte Carlo name; they could get the rear wheel drive platform from Holden in Australia. With all the emphasis on fuel economy now they could use a small v6 or even a turbo-charged 4.
A few years back when Pontiac was using some of these RWD Holdens I was hoping Chevy would do that. Oh well.
A few years back when Pontiac was using some of these RWD Holdens I was hoping Chevy would do that. Oh well.
#4
Ok guys,let me dream here! The MC has been out of production for almost 10 years now. I wish Chevy would bring back the Monte Carlo name; they could get the rear wheel drive platform from Holden in Australia. With all the emphasis on fuel economy now they could use a small v6 or even a turbo-charged 4.
A few years back when Pontiac was using some of these RWD Holdens I was hoping Chevy would do that. Oh well.
A few years back when Pontiac was using some of these RWD Holdens I was hoping Chevy would do that. Oh well.
Chevy did just that..... Chevrolet "SS" is the Holden Commodore
#6
except the chevy "SS" was made because of Nascar,in limited numbers, 4 door, uggh! and look them up used they are still pricy as hell!! pretty cool though,ive driven a couple at work and they are pretty bad ***, but not for 40 K used and three years old IMO