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Re:isuzu 1.5td 4ec1 engine conversion

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20 Sep 2018 16:32 #196159 by sniper
Crack on mate, never mind the nay sayers, you'll end up with a car that you want, that does what you want, the way that you want it to.... and you'll have built it. Hats off to you.....

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20 Sep 2018 22:29 - 21 Sep 2018 04:41 #196166 by stimpy
Replied by stimpy on topic isuzu 1.5td 4ec1 engine conversion

Busta wrote:

stimpy wrote: Not looked into the specs if I'm honest but don't forget there is normally a shed load more torque from a TD - something a lot folk favour.


The 1.5td makes 67hp, 97lb/ft. A M16 makes 105hp and 106lb/ft.
I won't knock the fabrication skills and hard work it takes to do this sort of conversion, but a better choice of engine would make the conversion easier and the end result much more rewarding.


Hehe... Thanks for that.

I guess once the diesel pump is wound up it should make a bit more torque and still be significantly better on fuel...

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Just read the rest! Sounds very much like this is a good engine for the OP and no doubt something he had ideas on anyway.

Keep up the good work!

Personally I like both styles of engine for different reasons. I still giggle at how I used to drive my first sj410 - I think that thing was at red line the whole time off road!! hahaah... Funnily enough used boat loads of fuel for a 1 litre... But then I love diesel torque also - just so steady...

Hey ho...
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21 Sep 2018 15:04 #196179 by Jefferies
Spent some more time on the jimny today, made another of the chassis brackets to support the engine mounts and made both rear damper relocation brackets

Also made a bracket to relocate the brake pipe fitting. trial fitted my steering spacers too

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21 Sep 2018 16:47 - 21 Sep 2018 16:48 #196187 by Riccy
Looking like some good progress there. The body lift looks a success B)

J999 MNY, ULYSSES M18 VVT with ITB's Dyno tested at 130hp

Pickup/tipper, R7me gearbox & 6.4 Rocklobster, 31" Toyo MT, 2x ARB air locker 3.9 diffs in braced axles, 6" total lift, Floating rear conversion, Raptor painted, CB, Recaro's, Caged, etc, etc...

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24 Sep 2018 13:13 #196242 by Jefferies
Hit a bit of a stop on the Jimny over the weekend waiting for bits and bobs to turn up so decided to build a removable ramp for my trailer instead, just needs a bit more paint and some expanded steel mesh.


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24 Sep 2018 15:19 #196246 by Jefferies
Just knocked up a quick spreadsheet to make a graphical comparison between old and new powertrains.
I've based it on the following numbers, please feel free to correct any as they have just been quickly sourced from google:

Vauxhall R25 Gearbox Gear ratios
1st 3.95
2nd 2.187
3rd 1.387
4th 1
5th 0.845

Suzuki Jimny Gearbox
1st 4.425
2nd 2.304
3rd 1.674
4th 1.19
5th 1

Transfer box high ratio 1.32

Final drive (2000 manual) 3.909

Rolling radius (205/70-15) 0.32m

The orange lines are gears 1 - 5 with the new setup and the blue lines are gears 1 - 5 on the standard setup. The astute among you will notice that my car doesn't have standard size tyres but i can't remember the size at the moment so i've based it on standard road tyres just to make the comparison.

Does anybody happen to have any rolling road data from a standard G13BB engine'd Jimny?
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