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G13B into my KB10 ( now driving )
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Over christmass I picked myself up a KB10. It needs a little work but its is a very cool car. It came with no motor or box, but did come with an A15 which I had big plans for. My friend and I started thinking out loud of some more modern engines that would be cool in a 1000 coupe, that would also fit with the RTA strick and bullsht guidelines. We through many ideas at each other which were shot down either through a rta regulation or just to hard to make it fit. Then we thought of a G13B (GTI swift). The more research I done the more I thought It could be done. Two weeks later ive sold the A15 (pending) and picked up a G13B motor and sierra gearbox and planning to start work when my mates sumer nats head ache goes away. If anybody knows of a simular conversion or can think of any problems I might come across let know and I will put photos up soon.

Posted on: 2009/1/3 3:35

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is this andys old coupe ?

Posted on: 2009/1/3 3:54
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excellent. Can't wait to hear of your progress. Those Swift engines are awesome for thier size.

Posted on: 2009/1/3 3:57
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Yep its andys old coupe.

The G13B have heaps of potenial + reasonably tough, you can buy anything for them and they make good power standard. Can turbo with standard ECU and Standard Internals.

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big plans for in here

Posted on: 2009/1/3 8:00

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id like to help out with this conversion as id like to see a g13b in a datto 1000

Posted on: 2009/1/5 6:19
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ok power standard and with standard ecu quick enough because of light weight, but the swift gti were a cult car in their day because of the tuning potential, they have been done top death as track cars so stacks of aftermarket gear and knowledge available.

what plans for braking and handling to match?

Posted on: 2009/1/5 8:37
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handling? wont need to touch it really the g13b is lighter then the original
brakes just do berts conversion

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I reckon the spring rates are good on the handling side, but the rear end needs more to be decent, a rear sway bar and panhard rod would tighten it up and add a bit of weight to balance it better.

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Andy told me he had front and rear lowered and stiffened with anti-tramp springs in the rear. Ive got sigma brakes on the front but need a master cyclinder. Engineer could possibly ask for ventilated rotors. Any sugesstions on brake upgrade and matercylinder that would work with my brakes?
Thanks mate Im sure I will need some help. Picking up a box on the weekend so we will start to mount everything next week.

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