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Suzuki G-series B (16-valve) engine is a lightweight, high-output, twin-cam four cylinder. For example, the G13B from GTI Swift is lighter than A15, but 109 HP compare to 80HP for an A15.
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Overview
The beauty of this engine is the power, torque and weight capability. 125HP with carb and exhaust changes.
- 10kg lighter than A10
- 20kg lighter than A15 when all considered
GB13 in Datsun 1000
See wikipedia:Suzuki G engine G13B G13BA SOHC G13BB (MPFI) G16B
Sources
G16B * 1990–2005 Suzuki Escudo TA01R/W-2.3.4.5 * 1992–1997 Suzuki Esteem * 1995–2002 Suzuki Cultus Crescent * Geo Tracker * Suzuki Sidekick * 1995-1997 Suzuki X-90 * Suzuki Swift * 1994 Suzuki Vitara 16V
Turbo Manifold
Ignition
Distributor: because it is on the back of the head, some mod will be needed.
You can an inexpensive crank trigger ignition like EDIS.
Or use a right-angle distributor:
Transmission
Gearbox: use Suzuki Sierra or Samurai gearbox or Geo Tracker
The box will fit easily in a 1200 tunnel if it is the 4x2 version.
In Datsun 1000
Shifter
Gearlever moved forward on Suzuki gearbox
This is the lever moved forward with flat alloy cover plate
then use a Sierra or other shifter housing
Gav
GB13 in Datsun 1000. See Build Project discussion: G13B into my KB10
