Check these threads regarding problems with Autotecnica Boss kits

http://klass.tamon.org/viewtopic.php?t=185

and

http://klass.tamon.org/viewtopic.php?t=143

Found an old .pdf on the net supposed to be " Autotecnica Boss Kit Application Chart as at 01/03/02" http://www.importscene.com.au/files/boss_kits.pdf Suzuki section states:- Code Model Year ----------------------------------------- 323 Sierra To 1997 323 Mightyboy 322 Swift 1982-1987 322 ...

Trying my first rebuild on my own :D I have just pulled down the F8B motor out of a Hatch I bought. (Motor seized.) Turned out to be a bearing. Also one of the rings had shattered. Anyway my question is : Are the standard F8B pistons flat on top? The ones in this motor have cutouts for the valves.

Bad news for anyone wanting one of these. Aussie Auto at Alderley has sold out. Worse news. Command Auto Group doesn't make 3 cylinder tachos any more. Quote: "They have been phased out by the factory. They are based overseas and we don't have any control." /Quote So if you can find one on...

bretto

The link goes to a militaria sale site,
The site you mean is the Mightyboy Club site
http://mightyboyclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=640

Agree with Josh. They do fit. I swapped the steering wheels in an 83 Hatch (spares) and my 88 Mightyboy because of the crack problem. Fitted perfectly and looks just like Josh's

oti

I think the standard tyre size for a mightyboy should be 145/70 R12
to find the speedo error with larger wheels/tyres

SUZUKI MIGHTY BOY panel van with hatch, NOT UTILITY, 1983 model, unleaded petrol, white, 4spd manual, 3cyl 550cc, 2nd owner, 110,000kms, new head 12mths ago, rego 07/05, very economical & reliable, just serviced, VGC, very tidy, -$850 ono Wynnum 3396 9440 or 0412-453291. STATE: QLD FIRST PUBLISH...

Colin
if you get it I'm interested in the back seats/belts

Damn. Too far to go.
Wish I had a canopy like that one.
Also it has the steering wheel "feature". Three of the four steering wheels I have all have the crack in the same place.

Just checked the link. Apparently the boy is no longer listed

Josh
I always found that the 10 seconds per plug to check the gap was a good investment in time. (specially on NEW plugs)

From my regular trips to Sydney on the freeway I worked out that I get between 18 and 20 km/l (F8B) . Wasn't happy with economy until I saw some of the figures here

Brayden
On the brochure it shows a 5 speed manual, as well as auto.
Is that a turbo on the picture of the engine?
Also the PS-A model didn't have the roof bars and
it looks like an economy rate of 31.4km/l for the PS-L model.

I was right. It was a moderator from that forum.

p.s. sorry stevan_istheman didn't mean to hijack the thread.