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Feroza to Sierra

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Feroza to Sierra

Post by Sean »

G'day,

Has anyone heard of a 1.6 from a feroza that has been put in a sierra? i have heard the the vit and roza engines are similar.

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Why would you? The Vit is pretty much a bolt in.
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Post by Sean »

well there is the limiting factor of supply and cost.
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Feroza would be step backwards as far as driveline. You would not be able to get the gearing options available.

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Post by Sean »

alrighty, thats all i needed to hear :cool:

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Post by Drover_Pete »

lay80n wrote:Feroza would be step backwards as far as driveline. You would not be able to get the gearing options available.
But if you used the Feroza motor / gearbox you would still have the Suzuki transfer box and diffs...and therefore the gearing options?
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Drover_Pete wrote:
lay80n wrote:Feroza would be step backwards as far as driveline. You would not be able to get the gearing options available.
But if you used the Feroza motor / gearbox you would still have the Suzuki transfer box and diffs...and therefore the gearing options?

Only if you buggered round removing the roza T-case from the back of the motor, or made dual cases by modifying the roza case. If the bloke was worried about the extra cost of getting a VIT motor over a roza, then i hardly thing this would be a better option :roll: Besides the obvious part that the vit is a almost drop in conversion, and the roza is much more involved.


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