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other motors
Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 9:30 pm
by St Jimmy
Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 9:31 pm
by mrRocky
13 b rotary turbo is light and powerful
Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 9:38 pm
by ofr57
TD golf motor , gemni dieseal , cleavland V6 , holden commy v6 , SR20 , CA18 , 2 litre mopar
+ many more motor I know of been put into a serria
suzuki motors are the easyest from what i here
either a
gti swift motor
vitara motor
jimny motor
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 7:05 am
by offroader-rama
mine is ca18det and it works great
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 9:10 am
by grimbo
do you ever search the forum?
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 9:16 am
by Red_Zook
4g32 galant motor!!
just look at gearbox lengths.. thats where it all go's pair shaped
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 9:27 am
by St Jimmy
grimbo wrote:do you ever search the forum?
yes i did but i was interested what the current opinions are so pull your head in grimbo thats whats a forum for
there a lot of owners out there who want to know this is not Pirate if it was you would be right at home as it is'nt so BACK OFF
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 9:36 am
by MightyMouse
Love to see any rotary in a zook... IMO would be FANTASTIC.
Just keep the exhaust up out of the long grass.
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 9:43 am
by St Jimmy
used to put rotarys in ljs in newy had 13b ina lj50 weelsands burnouts and the owner was booked for doing 150kph
lost licence
so sold the rotary and put 180b dato motor in sucked after 13b
the shop used to fit 350chevs in land rovers
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 9:53 am
by Gwagensteve
Almost anything is possible, but I would agree with Mightymouse, a rotary would be very useful so long as fuel range and consumption wasn't a huge issue.
Whilst most people would probably say a 13B turbo, I think I'd go a series 4 13B (the 6 port EFI motor) and auto, mostly because it won't destroy a suzuki driveline
Stock 13B efis do similar numbers to a 4Agze but take up less space, will sit lower in the car (lower COG) and require no intercooler piping, cut bonnets etc. the biggest problem I can see would be keeping it cool
I think the Auto for this model was an AW-4 of some description so could be set up in a similar way to a vitara AW4 to a vitara/hilux/or sierra transfer as required.
Haven't done it though. There was a 13B turbo buggy at the last OzRock round with a Sierra bonnet - very impressive packaging.
Steve.
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 11:52 am
by v840
PM Roctoy, He had/has a 13B in his vit buggy. Sounded the goods too.
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 1:06 pm
by grimbo
boner59 wrote:grimbo wrote:do you ever search the forum?
yes i did but i was interested what the current opinions are so pull your head in grimbo thats whats a forum for
there a lot of owners out there who want to know this is not Pirate if it was you would be right at home as it is'nt so BACK OFF
dude you ask heaps of questions that with a bit of a look are already answered . The continued asking of these questions will just mean people will ignore you. Heard of the boy who cried wolf
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 1:30 pm
by Gwagensteve
I understand your point Graham, and I get sick of answering the same questions day in and day out, but having said that, if no rehashes of old questions were admitted then we shoudl lock the board at about september 2004 so noone can post a question, because they will have all been covered by then
The fact is that ideas and equipment progress, and so do peoples experience which makes an "old" question new or more relevant than finding an old thread from 2003 from some guy who used to go 4WDing about how great his car is.
If Boner had posted "why doesn't anybody use anything other than Toyota engines" (which was essentially his question) would you have bitten his head off then?
It's OK though Graham, just keep it up and you won't have any annoying newbie questions to complain about.
Outers already has a reputation for being aggressive, if you want to keep the board fresh, you'll just have to put up with the odd rehashed question.
Steve.
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 3:56 pm
by grimbo
more to do with the fact he is bombarding the board with constant questions that is just coming across as no research that's all. Also the wording of the question was very basic, why not say that he was interested in seeing if people had discovered any new engine types other than the tried and true like has been covered on the board before.
It carries more info, shows that he has undertaken some research himself and shows interest in forwarding the info spread on here. The more details people give the better responses they receive which in turns furthers the quality of the board for everyone.
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 4:23 pm
by St Jimmy
i went back as far as this goes and i did look form dayone to now and most of the motors are toyota if you dont like questions dont get on here not everyone is as smart as you i ask questions to learn things so if you want to be a smart arse so be it if you WANT
i will with leave this forum BONER59
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 4:58 pm
by Dozoor
Tissues allround ?
I can see where your all coming from , You get to the piont where you just won,t answer the questions anymore .
Its easer to let steve do it
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 5:11 pm
by grimbo
boner59 wrote:i went back as far as this goes and i did look form dayone to now and most of the motors are toyota if you dont like questions dont get on here not everyone is as smart as you i ask questions to learn things so if you want to be a smart arse so be it if you WANT
i will with leave this forum BONER59
Did you actually read what i wrote or like most people just read between the lines and make of it what you will.
Never said I was smart what I did say for the slow people down the back was make your questions more detailed and you can expect better answers. Your question like your other ones are usually very brief and wishy washy. If you and others made them more detailed you would get better answers.
Again never said leave the forum but if you read that in any of my replies then go for all i care if that is your level of comprehension
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 5:21 pm
by St Jimmy
we will agree to disagree but if peaple stop asking silly questions this forum will die so will your replys
Whining brats...
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 5:35 pm
by GT60
I see the last 7 or so posts as school kids bickering, it's off topic banter.
Sure im guilty of it too from time to time...here in fact!
pm the guy if you have a problem with his posts grimbo.
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 6:17 pm
by offroader-rama
look at my answer to his question simple questions get simple answer if he wants more details he'll ask but that will come with time i dont know the guy but if he is asking simple questions then i guess his knowledge is limited so was mine before i asked and played with my toys so my questions are a little more detailed.
not taking side not phased either way if i am not in the mood for simple questions i dont answer but if no one ever answered my questions in the past on here and in the real world i'd be driving a plastic over priced peice os recycled crap instead of building my own toys
each to his own
to post or not to post that is the question
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 6:48 pm
by St Jimmy
i will try to be clear with all my qustions from now on boner
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 6:54 pm
by 11_evl
yes, so essay type question from now on hey???
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 7:01 pm
by St Jimmy
oops
question
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 8:29 pm
by NIK
25 posts but bugger all tech
Each person involved has a good point, this is why I lurked without posting for years so eventualy most of my questions got answered and I didnt get flamed
Notice they smiley face there is on anger in this post, it does get a bit hard to tell how to take some messages and is there anything "between the lines"
I understand some questions make you roll your eyes but I just dont reply or suggest to search along with some help to the question.
After all isnt the whole point of the forum to "chat' with others that may have more eperience/knowledge than yourself.
I did a datsun a15 with auto conversion as it was suppose to be cheap. After sinking over $3000 into it it wasnt what I wanted/needed so I spent $500 and had a 1600vit in and running, should have done it first. If you dont have the skills (I didnt) its better to do what you know works rather than somthing different just to be different.
Nik
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 8:33 pm
by built4thrashing
Has anyone ever thought of or put a large capacity Motorbike engine in a zook? Say like a 1300 hybussa or R1000 ??? Have seen web footege of an escort with a turbo 1300 hybussa engine. sounded like a F1 and did 13sec quarters
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 8:35 pm
by St Jimmy
enough of this BACK TO TOPIC . BONER
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 8:47 pm
by Ogre4x4
hey well...
whilst a new engine conversion threads goin....
where have people got there coversions done?
yeah yeah searchings been done.
Has any one had thoughts on putting a J20A into a sierra
it has same Kw as 4age but more touque at lower rpm
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 8:52 pm
by v840
built4thrashing wrote:Has anyone ever thought of or put a large capacity Motorbike engine in a zook? Say like a 1300 hybussa or R1000 ??? Have seen web footege of an escort with a turbo 1300 hybussa engine. sounded like a F1 and did 13sec quarters
I always thought a busa engine would be a sweet conversion too. I guess the problems would be gearbox adapters (cant use the bike's box-no reverse) and the price. They're pretty exxy.
Still, would be a cool and different conversion.
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 9:02 pm
by Dozoor
built4thrashing wrote:Has anyone ever thought of or put a large capacity Motorbike engine in a zook? Say like a 1300 hybussa or R1000 ??? Have seen web footege of an escort with a turbo 1300 hybussa engine. sounded like a F1 and did 13sec quarters
Reverse.
You can buy an add on reverse box .
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 9:04 pm
by St Jimmy
v840 wrote:built4thrashing wrote:Has anyone ever thought of or put a large capacity Motorbike engine in a zook? Say like a 1300 hybussa or R1000 ??? Have seen web footege of an escort with a turbo 1300 hybussa engine. sounded like a F1 and did 13sec quarters
I always thought a busa engine would be a sweet conversion too. I guess the problems would be gearbox adapters (cant use the bike's box-no reverse) and the price. They're pretty exxy.
Still, would be a cool and different conversion.
you could always do what the drag boys do cut the gearbox off and weld the motor back together and then make it fit but it would cost a arm and a leg to do.boner