Hi Folks,
Was just wondering if anyone has had any measurements for the above engine with five speed? I believe around 760mm is around max for a Boy? Will probably give the guy a call that has one one ebay tomorrow and will let you all know.
Cheers
Pete
New Alto Engine 1.0
Does anybody know the actual length of the GTI gearbox? I think I read somewhere that it was 15inches (37.5cm), can anyone confirm this as the new alto box is only 25cm....... Any chance of an adapter plate mating the two up, as there's certainly some length to be saved or I am I being to optimistic?
Pete
Pete
or, be a pioneer..
A few poeple have fitted the G13B, with some panel work required.
Go for the Alto K10B, the same work would be required, but I for one think that the result will be more promising. 1L 3cyl, EFI and modern parts available.
65+ BHP, 90NM...
Whack a small snail or screw on it and you could start having a heck of fun.
A few poeple have fitted the G13B, with some panel work required.
Go for the Alto K10B, the same work would be required, but I for one think that the result will be more promising. 1L 3cyl, EFI and modern parts available.
65+ BHP, 90NM...
Whack a small snail or screw on it and you could start having a heck of fun.
1987 Suzuki Mighty Boy - F5A, stocker.
Work fleet, or Wife's Jeep Rubicon.
Work fleet, or Wife's Jeep Rubicon.
All fair points, but the K10B engine length is 600mm + the 250mm of gear box and is as Billie stated is as long as a G13B. My thought process was that if the G13 box was 375mm and you could save 100mm (adapter plate would be less than an 25mm). This would bring the total length to between the chassis rails or near to it. How a 1.3 4 potter can be shorter than a 1.0 3 potter I don't know and unfortunately like most thing this is all based on second hand information...Ahh to be able to have all the bits infront of you to sort out fact from fiction. You're right though the G10 seems to be the most logical bang for your dollar, if you can call spending money on cars logical
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We have an alto come in through work from time to time. I've only had a cursory glance at the physical size of the engine, but it's quite a bit smaller than the current swift engine. Even though the M10 is supposedly a "new" engine, it looks eerily similar to the G10...
Best of all, it'll do 98 kph in 2nd gear when it finally hits the rev limiter
Best of all, it'll do 98 kph in 2nd gear when it finally hits the rev limiter
New Alto uses the K series engine, not M.
F8B EFI turbo - Three pots and a snail.
Have you had a chance to look one over yet Brayden?Brayden wrote:New Alto uses the K series engine, not M.
Missus was saying the other day "why dont you just buy a whole new one?"
This would be my pick.
1987 Suzuki Mighty Boy - F5A, stocker.
Work fleet, or Wife's Jeep Rubicon.
Work fleet, or Wife's Jeep Rubicon.
I've looked at one, and know of a couple of people who own them. Verdict is that they're cheap and cheerful, and worth the extra money over the new Chinese Chery.
Top Gear UK did a comparo between the Alto and other micro cars and it came out pretty well considering its European counterparts are more expensive and refined.
Top Gear UK did a comparo between the Alto and other micro cars and it came out pretty well considering its European counterparts are more expensive and refined.
F8B EFI turbo - Three pots and a snail.
I was just thinking the engine...
I've only seen pictures and ones in carparks, but while it would need structural work to fit in a MB, not quite as much as the G13B, plus EFI, newer, etc
I've only seen pictures and ones in carparks, but while it would need structural work to fit in a MB, not quite as much as the G13B, plus EFI, newer, etc
1987 Suzuki Mighty Boy - F5A, stocker.
Work fleet, or Wife's Jeep Rubicon.
Work fleet, or Wife's Jeep Rubicon.