What transmission is in a Suzuki Samurai?

What transmission is in a Suzuki Samurai?

The Samurai was initially powered by a 1.3L overhead-cam, carbureted, eight-valve, I-4 engine producing about 63hp. The only available transmission was a five-speed manual gearbox with a 0.795:1 overdrive ratio.

How many gears does a Suzuki Samurai have?

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Vehicle Type	Motorcycle
Engine Displacement	98.20 cc
Engine Details	2 Stroke
Maximum Power	7.8 bhp @ 5500 rpm
Transmission	4-Speed

Are Suzuki Samurai automatic?

It is now easier than ever to enjoy the incredible offroad benefits of an automatic transmission when using a 1.6 engine or 1.3 with the “Lucky 13” in a Suzuki Samurai.

Is Suzuki Samurai a good car?

Other than that, like most Japanese cars of the era, Samurais are very reliable vehicles. You can find good 4×4 Samurais between $5000–$10,000. Tin tops command a slight premium over the convertible models.

Is a Geo Tracker the same as a Suzuki Sidekick?

Registered. Suzuki Sidekick, Geo/Chevy Tracker & Asuna Sunrunner are the same in pretty much every way. All parts should interchange depending on model year.

Is Suzuki Samurai 2 stroke?

The Samurai was equipped with a powerful two-stroke engine that offered the perfect balance of power and fuel efficiency. Soon after its launch it quickly became very popular among the youngsters….Engine & Transmission.

Engine	Single-Cylinder, Two-Stroke, SOHC
Emission Compliance	BS 2

How much does a Suzuki Samurai weigh?

2,059 lbs
It weighed 2,059 pounds.

Engine	1.3-liter overhead-cam four-cylinder
Width	60.6 inches
Height	64.6 inches
Wheelbase	80 inches
Weight	2,059 lbs

What did Suzuki Samurai cost new?

With a base price of $6,550, the Suzuki Samurai was two-thirds of the price of the new-for-1987 Jeep Wrangler. Aided by cute “Beep, beep, hi!” commercials, it was an instant hit.

What is the same as a Geo Tracker?

The geo tracker is the same as the Suzuki Sidekick. The sidekick was the samurai’s replacement in the U.S. market.