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| Keanoid |
| Posted on: Monday, June 9th, 2014, 6:01:56pm |
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Sooo I got approval and its finally all go to start this project!
I bought a built swift GTi whole and will be pulling its guts out and putting it in the cappo.
From Swift GTi:
G13B Engine Built by Flood Motorsport
(1400cc Stroker Kit built to handle 28psi)
Donor vehicle 1990 Suzuki Swift GTi Mk2 (6000kms)
75mm Vitara Pistons
IHI VF22 Turbo, Steam Pipe Manifold
Rx7 450cc Injectors
Walbro 550hp Fuel Pump
SARD Fuel Pressure regulator
Modified Mk 1 Fuel Rail(+Billet DMW Fuel Rail not fitted)
Some old little Oil Cooler and a Really Big Intercooler
Microtech LT8 ECU with controller
last dyno'd 178hp atw @ 17 psi
Four Puck Carbon Clutch(NPC)
Pressure Plate with lightened factory flywheel
Phosphorus bearings + Longer gear ratio on modified fwd cultus gearbox(Im sure this is not useable on the cappuccino)
Brakes- Honda CRX Calipers, Endless Super Y sports race pads
15' Volk te37 copies 195/50/15 Khumo Ectsa SPT tyres
Cusco 2Way MZ LSD
Cusco 6pnt Roll Cage
Spiegel PillowBall Coilover Suspension (Spring rate (F:6k/R:4k)
Take-Off FRP Bodykit(front, back and CF Adjustable spoiler)
Take-Off Carbon Fibre Roof
Heartland FRP Side skirts
Monster Sport Suspension bushes
Ogre adjustable camber Rods
Kit still to order from 660 Engineering
rear brace
under brace
Under body bars
660 airbox
660 short shifter
The question still remains with the gearbox... Does the jimny box require an adaptor plate?
Pics to follow =) |
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| pzooo |
| Posted on: Monday, June 9th, 2014, 10:38:22pm |
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Good luck, i drive a GTI T too and it's awesome 
but why a 660 airbox when you have a G13b?
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| ishigakisensei |
| Posted on: Monday, June 9th, 2014, 11:56:38pm |
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| I take it that there is still some tuning to do? 178hp, even atw, seems a little enemic for a turboed 1.4L. |
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| soongster |
| Posted on: Monday, June 16th, 2014, 9:22:48am |
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| DIY or shop? ill pop by to help if its a DIY adventure! |
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| Keanoid |
| Posted on: Monday, June 16th, 2014, 8:38:12pm |
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| Shop haha, beyond custom is doing the project for me. It goes into the workshop mid July. In the mean time I'll be riding my motorbike around =) |
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| half-9 |
| Posted on: Wednesday, November 5th, 2014, 3:39:54pm |
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| How is your project progressing? |
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| ishigakisensei |
| Posted on: Thursday, November 6th, 2014, 5:32:02am |
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Quoted from half-9, posted Wednesday, November 5th, 2014, 3:39:54pm at here |
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How is your project progressing?
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Would be good to know. I live in Japan and sourcing a G13b/G16b block has been a total PITA.
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| pzooo |
| Posted on: Monday, November 10th, 2014, 8:46:51am |
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this guy in the Netherlands is selling a very nice and complete G13b turbo twinscroll setup
this one scroll down for pics
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