Geo Motor Question

smeghead1126 · Jun 20, 2005

Hi I used to drive a 93 geo metro, and i loved it! Unfortunatley, i recenty wrecked it on June 10. I've been offered a 98 Chevy metro with a 1.0 liter 3-cylinder, but it has over 200,000 milles on it. My motor in my 93 is still good. My question is: I'm looking to put the 93 motor in the 98, but no one has been able to tell me if it is possible or not, is it possible? And if so, is there anything that has to be done to the motor to make it fit in the 98? Thanks

BTW, im a new member My name is Adam and i love Metros

g2064 · Jul 20, 2005

dude ur in the wrong forum this is suzki world go to a chevy forum and aske there :banana:

TheGodFather · Sep 26, 2005

Why not upgrade to a Swift engine and trasmission.You will like the power.98 metro is a good conversion, its light weight.It will also make a great sleeper.Don't mind the haters.Thats why I left Onlineshowoff.com and Cardomains.com.

TheGodFather · Oct 1, 2005

If you need parts for your car go to.

http://www.carpartsteam.com/SZ_010.html

etownnuthin · Feb 12, 2006

Originally posted by g2064@Jul 20 2005, 05:23 AM
dude ur in the wrong forum this is suzki world go to a chevy forum and aske there :banana:

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FYI
Suzuki Swift, Geo Metro, Chevy Sprint, and Pontiac Fireflys (of similar years) are all the exact same car, with the exception of nameplates.

speedsniper2005 · Mar 8, 2006

Originally posted by etownnuthin@Feb 12 2006, 09:57 AM
FYI
Suzuki Swift, Geo Metro, Chevy Sprint, and Pontiac Fireflys (of similar years) are all the exact same car, with the exception of nameplates.

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Gotta Love that Badge Engineering. If you Look on the 93 on the VECI it says Suzuki straight on it. The Swift is one bad-**** sleeper car. And with metro badging people would piss themselves if you rolled in that and smoked their ricer civics haha.
-Speedy

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