1991 Suzuki Swift GT from North America - Comments

Nothing, just common maintenance and performance parts added.

Quick, light and fast. Wish it had more torque.

Added a turbo, 11" brakes and 15" wheels.

Love to watch people's faces when I beat them.

I own a Swift GT and am looking for 11" brakes. How do I e-mail this guy who wrote you?

Greg.

I too own a Swift GT, and I wanna know does anyone know can I fit 12" discs with 15" wheels, where can I get them, and if not where can I get a set of those 11"er's?

Cheers,

Dave

Contact me: @ dynamize100@hotmail.com

I don't see why you would need such large breaks on a swift GT that already comes equipped with disks all around. The fronts are over 9 inches as it is. On an 1800lb car that is plenty. If you want to feel a big difference in braking fit a set of steel braided lines... It makes a very noticeable difference in pedal feel.

I couldnt agree more a 200sx weighs 3000lb and only have brake rotors 4 inches bigger than the swift gti. change pads to metal king plus, oil to dot 4 or 5 and stell brake lines,. with these mods you will pull up quicker than a 911 porshe!!!try it if you don't believe me. your swift will pull up ten metres approx quicker than standard from a 100ks/h.

Don't put dot 5 fluid in your system, its mainly for racing and will not perform on a road car. Stay with dot 4.

I own a 1991 Swift GT and just had stainless steel brake lines installed (Technafit®) and used Valvoline SynPower Dot 4 synthetic brake fluid. HUGE difference in the pedal feel! I also upgraded my suspension setup with KYB GR-2 Struts, H&R Sport Springs and SuperPro Polyurethane Bushings throughout. It's a great setup if you are thinking of upgrading your suspension. Highly Recommended!!

Where can I get Polyurethane Bushings for the Swift GTI. Who makes them and who sells them. Thanks.

Hi.

Great car. I have had mine for 2 yrs. No problems. Previous owner added a header and 2" exhaust. Blk ext and blk interior & has stock rally mag package.

Cheers

BB.