So what is this about, probably the question most people are
asking? Well after 2 years of saving, I have finally decided to purchase a
vehicle. And I decide if I’m going to purchase a used vehicle, I could either
buy one that’s driving and fix any surprises as they come up, or I can buy a
shell and build it up from scratch, so I will know all the problems before
hand.
While not the best decision for someone with not so much time on their
hand I picked the second option. So introducing the 1994 Hyundai Scoupe (pronounced
scoop or s- coupe). This is a 2 door version of the Hyundai Excel. It names
come from a combination of the word sport and coupe hence scoupe. This version
of the vehicle was the first car to roll out of the factory with Hyundai’s own in house manufactured Alpha engine (
previous versions used engines manufactured by Mitsubishi) this was an 1.5L inline four engine which
produced 92 horsepower and a turbocharged version doing about 115 horsepower.
However
due to ease of parts and for reasons I will explain in a later post I decide to
change the engine to the GA15DE better known as a B14 engine this engine can be found in the Nissan sunny, Pulsar, Wingroad and Presea. The GA15DE is an
1.5 liter engine with DOHC and throttle-body electronic fuel injection. It
produces 104 horsepower. Plus it fits snug in the engine bay. The point of
this blog is to show what I have done to the vehicle and to get information and
help from anyone who can spare the time. So here’s to looking forward to a good
builds. See ya
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What made you chose this vehicle? Smart choice on the GA15 tho btw. B14 engines are super cheap so too are the parts.
ReplyDeletesaw an ad in the newspaper, decided to check it out and it seemed reasonable so i bought it.
ReplyDeleteKramer, ever considered starting a thread on Trinituner? Those fellas might be able to help you.
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