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1.3ltr coil zook on freeway?

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1.3ltr coil zook on freeway?

Post by FIX8ED »

hey im looking at getting a 97 mod coily zook, just has the standard motor.
this will be my first zook.

my question is how do they go on the freeway?
i travel from Morisset to Newcastle 5 days a week (about 100kms a day)

also how much is a 1.6ltr vitara engine worth?
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Post by da13ro »

Ride wise they are acceptable, not going to be the comfiest thing you have driven, but I make it about 4hours before i have to get out and shake a leg.

Though my soft top is loud as hell, that gets bloody annoying, specially if your trying to have a conversation. Otherwise, go buy a nice loud sound system and its sweet.

Coming from Sydney to newcastle i can hold 120 pretty easily, there is one hill that sorta throws you back down do 90! The droan on the engine at about 4500k gets a lil annoying!

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Post by DavePatrol »

mine gose alright on free ways its not a speed machen but i can hold 100 to 110 alright and i have 235/75r15 tyers, when i had standed tyers i could do 130 alright, if you are manly doing on road driveing try to keep a standed or close to standed tyer then it will go better and use less fuel.

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Post by hooki »

they can easily sit on 110 but dont expect very good fuel economy. Thats basically because the car is reving at 4k + the sierra shape isn't a very aero dynamic one. Also i suggest getting a steering dampner because the coliy's don't come with them from factory and it stops the steering from being jerked around at speed and it provides a bit more feel.
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Post by Ridge »

i found my 98 coily to be fine on the long drives, rev a little hard but that is because of my reduction gears. i do 110 at 4500rpm on 235x75r15 treps. will be better when i get 31s. fuel wise it is better on the high way then round town with stop start traffic.
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Post by gomulletgo »

Not trying to thread jack here, but along the same lines, comfort wise, noise level, rpm and economy for longer trips/ bigger daily commutes what would be the engine of choice for sierra owners, the 1300cc twin cam swift engine or the 1600cc vitara engine?

I'm considering one of those engines and possibly a MR2 supercharger, for switch on power for passing when needed.
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Post by Ridge »

i would go for the 1.6 vitara motor, with a mr2 supercharger it would kick ass.
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Post by nicbeer »

gomulletgo wrote:Not trying to thread jack here, but along the same lines, comfort wise, noise level, rpm and economy for longer trips/ bigger daily commutes what would be the engine of choice for sierra owners, the 1300cc twin cam swift engine or the 1600cc vitara engine?

I'm considering one of those engines and possibly a MR2 supercharger, for switch on power for passing when needed.
if u are running near std tyres and go for the vit efi 16v then u wont need the supercharger i reckon.
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Post by Brendan-s »

DavePatrol wrote:mine gose alright on free ways its not a speed machen but i can hold 100 to 110 alright and i have 235/75r15 tyers, when i had standed tyers i could do 130 alright, if you are manly doing on road driveing try to keep a standed or close to standed tyer then it will go better and use less fuel.

cheers scott
You'll probably find that you're still doing 130km/h at those same revs, but the bigger tyres throw the speedo out. Eg my 245/75s mean that I'm about 20% out on the speedo.
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Post by DavePatrol »

yer i realise that, my 100 on the speedo is 110 realy
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