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G13BB (MPFI) | G13BB (MPFI) | ||
G16B | G16B | ||
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+ | G13B in Datsun 1200 | ||
+ | <br>{{Album|14126}} | ||
= Sources = | = Sources = | ||
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* Suzuki Swift | * Suzuki Swift | ||
* 1994 Suzuki Vitara 16V | * 1994 Suzuki Vitara 16V | ||
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- | = Turbo Manifold = | ||
- | {{Album|20774}} {{Album|20775}} | ||
= Ignition = | = Ignition = | ||
Distributor: because it is on the back of the head, some mod will be needed. | Distributor: because it is on the back of the head, some mod will be needed. | ||
- | You can an inexpensive crank trigger ignition like [[EDIS]]. | + | * Cut hole in firewall |
+ | * OR, use an inexpensive [[Crank Trigger]] ignition with coil packs | ||
+ | * OR, use a right-angle distributor from a circa 1987 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suzuki_G_engine#G13A Suzuki G13A] along with [https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=oa.491745517598696&type=1 custom adapter plate] | ||
- | Or use a right-angle distributor: | + | {{Album|20769}} {{Album|19722}} |
- | <br>{{Album|20769}} {{Album|19722}} | + | <blockquote>Suzi-tech at Thornliegh made the dizzy and it cost a fortune. If I was to do it again I would just cut the fire wall. I think you can use a Mazda cap which gives you more room.</blockquote> |
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+ | = Turbo = | ||
+ | {{Album|20774}} {{Album|20775}} {{Album|20768}} {{Album|20770}} {{Album|20771}} {{Album|20772}} {{Album|20776}} {{Album|21192}} {{Album|21193}} {{Album|21194}} {{Album|20683}} | ||
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+ | = Cooling = | ||
+ | {{Album|18857}} {{Album|18858}} | ||
= Transmission = | = Transmission = | ||
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{{Album|24371}} {{Album|24372}} | {{Album|24371}} {{Album|24372}} | ||
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+ | In Datsun 1000 | ||
+ | <br>{{Album|18511}} {{Album|18827}} {{Album|18826}} | ||
== Shifter == | == Shifter == | ||
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GB13 in Datsun 1000. See Build Project discussion: [http://datsun1200.com/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=37873 G13B into my KB10] | GB13 in Datsun 1000. See Build Project discussion: [http://datsun1200.com/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=37873 G13B into my KB10] | ||
- | <br>{{Album|14126}} {{Album|19373}} {{Album|20616}} {{Album|20770}} {{Album|20776}} {{Album|21192}} {{Album|21194}} {{Album|22494}} | + | <br>{{Album|19373}} {{Album|20616}} {{Album|20770}} {{Album|20776}} {{Album|21192}} {{Album|21194}} {{Album|22494}} {{Album|18512}} {{Album|18513}} {{Album|18514}} |
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+ | Lightened flywheel | ||
+ | <br>{{Album|19725}} | ||
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- | {{End}}[[Category:Engine Modifications]] [[Category:Engine Swaps]] | + | [[Category:Engine Modifications]] [[Category:Engine Swaps]]{{End}} |
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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.
Contents |
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
Ignition
Distributor: because it is on the back of the head, some mod will be needed.
- Cut hole in firewall
- OR, use an inexpensive Crank Trigger ignition with coil packs
- OR, use a right-angle distributor from a circa 1987 Suzuki G13A along with custom adapter plate
Suzi-tech at Thornliegh made the dizzy and it cost a fortune. If I was to do it again I would just cut the fire wall. I think you can use a Mazda cap which gives you more room.
Turbo
Cooling
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.
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