1.6 mpfi conversion, what is needed?

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1.6 mpfi conversion, what is needed?

Post by Jay18 » Thu Aug 08, 2013 10:24 pm

other than the bits needed to do a normal 8v conversion like a 413 box, flywheel, starter etc..

what else is needed?

I know I would need a sammy fuel tank with fuel pump built in..
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Re: 1.6 mpfi conversion, what is needed?

Post by dan_2k_uk » Thu Aug 08, 2013 11:05 pm

Loom and ecu.
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Re: 1.6 mpfi conversion, what is needed?

Post by turbo-tom » Thu Aug 08, 2013 11:07 pm

engine mounts.
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Re: 1.6 mpfi conversion, what is needed?

Post by Jay18 » Thu Aug 08, 2013 11:57 pm

I know about the engine mounts, have to move them when ya do a 1.6 8v conversion aswel, so it's just electrics then?

the block the same as a 8v?
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Re: 1.6 mpfi conversion, what is needed?

Post by gp7186 » Fri Aug 09, 2013 1:13 am

Yeah as already been said loom and ecu to start. If you get a vitara fuel tank there is a tapped ring which the fuel pump mounts this can be swapped over to the sj tank you will see there is a pressing on the sj tank just drill a 70mm ish hole in the centre of it and weld down the ring and your sorted. Fuel lines will need to be replaced I re worked the donor vitara lines to fit my sj. Its much easier to get a donor vehicle then you can swap everything over and then sell the rest of the parts not needed. Some people fit the vss from the vitara clocks but I aint and it runs well. Heres a pic of mine when I just fitted it
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Re: 1.6 mpfi conversion, what is needed?

Post by Jay18 » Fri Aug 09, 2013 1:22 am

thanks mate, what rad have you got in yours? and how have you fitted it?
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Re: 1.6 mpfi conversion, what is needed?

Post by gp7186 » Fri Aug 09, 2013 2:44 pm

The rad is a 42mm 2 core alloy 'racing' one from a honda civic they are very small and fit nicely with a few simple brackets and it only cost £70 new from ebay but you can get standard civis rads for half that new and they are designed to cool a 1800 vtec . I also used a cooling fan from an escort rs turbo as again they are very compact but powerful and very easy to mount heres some pics
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Re: 1.6 mpfi conversion, what is needed?

Post by Edweird » Fri Aug 09, 2013 2:56 pm

Blue wires and hoses. It's a well known fact of science that those make a car go faster. As does red paint and flames.
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Re: 1.6 mpfi conversion, what is needed?

Post by gp7186 » Fri Aug 09, 2013 4:43 pm

Edweird wrote:Blue wires and hoses. It's a well known fact of science that those make a car go faster. As does red paint and flames.
Il have u know those blue rad hoses gave an extra 10bhp alone
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Re: 1.6 mpfi conversion, what is needed?

Post by windsor » Fri Aug 09, 2013 9:05 pm

You for got wonky raceing stripes make your car quiker two
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