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G13b - Differences between 90 & 96 models

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G13b - Differences between 90 & 96 models

Post by bigsteve »

Hi All,

Looks like I may be putting the engine from my 90 sierra into a 96/97 coiler.

I know they are both G13b's but is there any difference between the 2, maily the peripherals eg CTI ignition or stuff like that.

I'm pretty sure it should be just about identical but thought it'd pay to check.
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Post by ljxtreem »

me thinks, the same, my dad had one and it all looked the same to me, and if there was differances, i dont think they would be hard to sort out.

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Post by mud4b »

coilys had a better carby(tricked up) and a different clutch cable mount.

other than that they are the same...
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Post by bigsteve »

Sweet - thanks guys.

Mock, my engine is going in Ray's coiler, he may shy from the tomahawk technique.
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Post by grimbo »

what has happened to ray's engine?

oh and the answer is 6 :D
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Post by bigsteve »

He thinks it has dropper a piston/bearing I think.

When is the Mango getting on its feet again??
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Post by grimbo »

I have no idea. It is really pissing me off now. Funds have been really low lately. Hopefully i can get a few things sorted asap and get it back on the road. You still looking for a family car, what about a 1970 VG Coupe, V*, auto on gas perfect for a growing family :D
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Post by bigsteve »

grimbo wrote:I have no idea. It is really pissing me off now. Funds have been really low lately. Hopefully i can get a few things sorted asap and get it back on the road. You still looking for a family car, what about a 1970 VG Coupe, V*, auto on gas perfect for a growing family :D

Nah I'm ok, looking for a Patrol for the Mrs and another Zook for myself now.
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