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If you want solid axel and diesel...you're stuck with the HZJ105R version...either the GXL or the STD (Standard) You can turbo the 1HZ and they are a great engine that will give you years or trouble free driving hence why i got one You can always do a conversion down the track to the 1HTD-FTE ...

As mentioned...you best and cheapest option would be the EFI 1.6L from a Vitara or the rev happy 1.3L twincam from the Suzuki Swift GTi Both are very simple conversions...pretty much a bolt on job for both I lookied into putting a 4AGE into my sierra and looked at the fabrication and just how much ...

Hahahaha....thanks mate....i might look into that idea coz obviously it works for you

Minimum 2" lift and you will need to cut the outhangers off as they will scrub.
Better option is 30" if you don't have any gearing

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Yeah...thats exactly how i do it with all my other cars but the sierra's pedals are not even...the accelerator is a good 1-2" lower so can't even brush it with the heal or side of the foot....even with my work boots that are big and clunky

Thanks for the tips :) I tried doing the heal on the brake and blimping with the toe but it feels too unco and i don't feel comfortable at all so will not be doing it. I don't understand why Suzuki did such a stupid thing by making the pedals uneven Anyway...i'll keep looking into it and see if ...

Hi guys, Did a search and nothing came up so thought id post and see if anyone can help me out of point me in the right direction. As most of you know, the sierra accelerator is lower than the brake/clutch pedals which makes it near impossible to heal and toe. I love the heal/toe especially on the ...

Some nice bars
Anyone got any more pics/ideas?!

Spock....those links you provided don't work?!

I use to have a 99 3L diesel....non turbo and it done well over 500,000km without an engine rebuild. Regular 5K service and the engines are indestructuble. I haven't dealt much with the turbo's but i haven't heard any bad things about them appart from drinking abit more that the non-diesel. Another ...

Alien - good luck finding one at the deelers!!! Been there done that and still ringing around trying to find a 90-95 model hardtop (leafy) with A/C Its like a needle in a hay stack There are a few softops around buy this is going to be my daily and i need some security hence the hardtop and A/C If ...

Might be wort to post this on Perth4x4.net forums also

Thanks for that but im not too keen on chopping...swapping etc. Id rather buy something that already has what im looking for and AC was a factory option on some Leafys and certainly Coilys. Iv been reading even more through the forums and found some 1000 posts in regards to leafs vs coily with some ...

Find out anything Farmz?

Since we're on this topic (and yes...i have done a search plus i looked in the bible) i was wondering if i could get some constructive comments about the difference between the leafys and the coilys Iv been in the market to get a Sierra for some time now...looking particualy at the hardtop and i ...

Did you get a yellow?
Not too sure why you would need a weight unless you have a different engine in yours?

How much you want for it?

Was it working in your car?
Why did you take it out?

Anyone else know what is needed to fit A/C to a sierra hardtop?
Iv done the search but didn't come up with much.
I know a multi V pulley is needed but what else?
Will a jimmy A/C fit a sierra?
Has anyone done this before and what would be a rough price?

Any help would be appreciated
Thank you