Cheers, need to replace the hideous chain rattle from the top tensioner and needed to see which tensioner I needed. Avoiding replacing the whole timing chain for now unless I see an issue
I did a timing chain job on a 22-re and thought, how much worse can a v6 be? I've got the H27 and after seeing this I'm having second thoughts 😕. How hard of a job do you think this would be if you left the engine in the vehicle?
I have done them in vehicle.. They are not hard to do, it just takes a long weekend of wrenching. It's easier to just remove absolutely everything in front of the engine to get access. I even removed the bumper and lights.
why is it you think this? I have owned a Grand Vitara with 2.7 V6 (non-vvt) and a Jimny 1.3 (non-vvt). the J20a GV's are sluggish unless turbo'd compared to the V6 2.7. If you are speaking from a turbo standpoint it is easier to tune but there's definitely a reason why Suzuki used a twin turbo setup for their Pikes Peak Escudo Rally Car instead of 4 banger. Right now I'm looking around for a 2.7 to put in my Jimny in the future.
@@jessebrown1400 I'm using an M13A for a small helicopter. As far as engine design goes it is far better than certified aircraft engines (with modifications). I looked at the H20A but it is too complex and a V6 is not a good platform for aircraft engines. If it was inline 6 it would be exceptional. I agree an M13A is not a great choice for a 4WD vehicle, the H25/27 would be better. the M13A is a better design than the Hayabusa engine in my opinion. However, an engines popularity is widely based on the platform it is used in.
Cheers, need to replace the hideous chain rattle from the top tensioner and needed to see which tensioner I needed. Avoiding replacing the whole timing chain for now unless I see an issue
thank you so much, know now hydraulic valve system!
É bastante louvável está plantaforma, é quero em português
Im changing the timingchains in my xl7 -03. Just waiting for some gaskets and a new waterpump.
I have done a few in and out of the vehicle.. definitely easier out of the vehicle lol
I need the timing marks please
I did a timing chain job on a 22-re and thought, how much worse can a v6 be? I've got the H27 and after seeing this I'm having second thoughts 😕. How hard of a job do you think this would be if you left the engine in the vehicle?
I have done them in vehicle.. They are not hard to do, it just takes a long weekend of wrenching. It's easier to just remove absolutely everything in front of the engine to get access. I even removed the bumper and lights.
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SuZuki M13-18 engines are much better, even though inline 4.
why is it you think this? I have owned a Grand Vitara with 2.7 V6 (non-vvt) and a Jimny 1.3 (non-vvt).
the J20a GV's are sluggish unless turbo'd compared to the V6 2.7.
If you are speaking from a turbo standpoint it is easier to tune but there's definitely a reason why Suzuki used a twin turbo setup for their Pikes Peak Escudo Rally Car instead of 4 banger.
Right now I'm looking around for a 2.7 to put in my Jimny in the future.
@@jessebrown1400 I'm using an M13A for a small helicopter. As far as engine design goes it is far better than certified aircraft engines (with modifications). I looked at the H20A but it is too complex and a V6 is not a good platform for aircraft engines. If it was inline 6 it would be exceptional. I agree an M13A is not a great choice for a 4WD vehicle, the H25/27 would be better. the M13A is a better design than the Hayabusa engine in my opinion. However, an engines popularity is widely based on the platform it is used in.