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| Author: | birko [ Sat May 15, 2010 12:17 am ] |
| Post subject: | swift 1.6 - WT sierra??? |
Hey, Ive come across a cheap (~$500) complete swift sedan manual 1.6 (i think tbi) What is involved in putting this motor into my sierra that is different from a normal 1.6 swap? Dizzy? Radiator hoses? Thanks |
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| Author: | zookster666 [ Sat May 15, 2010 12:32 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: swift 1.6 - WT sierra??? |
I was told the heads on them are not much good and known to crack |
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| Author: | Fatzook [ Sun May 16, 2010 1:58 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: swift 1.6 - WT sierra??? |
zookster666 wrote: I was told the heads on them are not much good and known to crack
Just ignore this comment. Its based on nothing tangable. 
Birko, It will be almost the same as doing a baleno swap, which there are quite a few threads on this website, detailing the required mods to fit an east west motor in N/S orientation. Just try the search function. As for the motor, I have used this motor before with no issues what so ever. Go for it. Peter |
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| Author: | zookster666 [ Sun May 16, 2010 3:26 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: swift 1.6 - WT sierra??? |
Fatzook wrote: zookster666 wrote: I was told the heads on them are not much good and known to crack Just ignore this comment. Its based on nothing tangable. Birko, It will be almost the same as doing a baleno swap, which there are quite a few threads on this website, detailing the required mods to fit an east west motor in N/S orientation. Just try the search function. As for the motor, I have used this motor before with no issues what so ever. Go for it. Peter if that's the case I will use the setup i found I was just stating info I was told and I didn't buy the setup because of that info thanks for clearing it up Pete 
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| Author: | BlueSuzy [ Sun May 16, 2010 6:19 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: swift 1.6 - WT sierra??? |
Fatzook wrote: I'm based on nothing tangable.
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| Author: | joeblow [ Sun May 16, 2010 6:23 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: swift 1.6 - WT sierra??? |
Fatzook wrote: zookster666 wrote: I was told the heads on them are not much good and known to crack Just ignore this comment. Its based on nothing tangable. Birko, It will be almost the same as doing a baleno swap, which there are quite a few threads on this website, detailing the required mods to fit an east west motor in N/S orientation. Just try the search function. As for the motor, I have used this motor before with no issues what so ever. Go for it. Peter and how many swift motors have you had to deal with on a daily basis? they are a different casting to a baleno head or a vitara head. the casting had issues and 99.9% of the heads will crack. if it has been repaired by a reputable shop it will be fine, but its the luck of the draw and if the head is cracked or will crack they dump a bucket load of water in the sump.....bye bye crank.... if you buy the motor get the head completely checked out. i'm offering this info on the countless conversions an repairs i had to do (not just experience with maybe one motor). i ended up offering a conversion kit to run a vit mpfi head with swift tbi....problem solved. |
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| Author: | Fatzook [ Sun May 16, 2010 6:53 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: swift 1.6 - WT sierra??? |
joeblow wrote: Fatzook wrote: zookster666 wrote: I was told the heads on them are not much good and known to crack Just ignore this comment. Its based on nothing tangable. Birko, It will be almost the same as doing a baleno swap, which there are quite a few threads on this website, detailing the required mods to fit an east west motor in N/S orientation. Just try the search function. As for the motor, I have used this motor before with no issues what so ever. Go for it. Peter and how many swift motors have you had to deal with on a daily basis? they are a different casting to a baleno head or a vitara head. the casting had issues and 99.9% of the heads will crack. if it has been repaired by a reputable shop it will be fine, but its the luck of the draw and if the head is cracked or will crack they dump a bucket load of water in the sump.....bye bye crank.... if you buy the motor get the head completely checked out. i'm offering this info on the countless conversions an repairs i had to do (not just experience with maybe one motor). i ended up offering a conversion kit to run a vit mpfi head with swift tbi....problem solved. 4 or 5. No probs yet. Guess that .1% is all on MY doorstep 
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