I am building a DOHC GT 16 valve engine but will be using 98 and later ODB2 PCM and harness for Fuel management. THe ODB2 is much easier to tune then the ODB1. I will also be making an engine adapter so I can advance the timing, 98 injectors, and all the 98 sensors. Some hard facts about the engines we use. 1.3L DOHC 16 valve GT rods are forged, have a bushing for the wrist pin for better free floating, beefed up webs at the crankshaft end. Better steel. 1.3L SOHC 16 valve rods are cast, no upper bushing but the wrist pins are floated, very similar to the 1.3L 8 valve rods. 1.3L DOHC 16 valve pistons are flat top for higher compression, better oil control, valve relief cuts in the piston tops. 1.3L SOHC 16 valve pistons dished for lower compression, valve relief cuts in the piston tops. The angle of the valves is different between the DOHC and the SOHC 16 valve motors. In two weeks I will know if the valve relief's have to be recut to use DOHC pistons with a SOHC head. DOHC injectors go into the cylinder head. SOHC injectors go into the intake manifold DOHC crankshaft is forged with cross drilled oil feed holes SOHC cast crankshaft no cross drilled holes DOHC pcm goes up to 8,000 rpm SOHC pcm only goes up to 6,000 rpm DOHC oil pump has less volume of oil flow SOHC oil pump has thicker gears and more volume of oil flow. DOHC uses a distributor and you can adjust timing SOHC uses cam sensor and timing is not adjustable. (but the timing map seems to be good for the engine) DOHC egr valve SOHC no egr valve intakes will not swap exhaust will not swap Both engines use the same motor mount configuration GT transmission has an additional bell housing bracket to stiffen the bell housing on hard usage of the car.
_________________ Fainya 97 Geo Metro LSI,1.3L-GT-DOHC-16v,4.10 5-speed,A/C,170,000,suspension lowered 1",4 wheel disk brakes,15"alloy wheels with 185/50-15 Toyo's,GT bucket seats,analog oil pressure gauge,cruise control, new paint job. 40 mpg at 65 mph. Good, fast, cheap. You only get two.
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