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Iv heard that the 1.8 head will fit in the 1.9L and u can boost compression resulting in more torque and power

So I asked a mechanic I know to help me put new pistins rings and a 1.8 head in my G200 and he said no he knows from expierence it can screw it up... Has anybody on here done this and had a problem.

as far as i have heard it works pretty well actually...
go to ozgemini.com and browse the forums they are the g series experts

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Luvless
1980 Mikado-Sold.

1993 Lexus SC400 my Daily
2004 Yamaha WR250F my new love in life
2016 Toyota Camry my girls ride

Will do thanx fellow washitonian

your welcome
the recommendation for the heads i have heard is use the 1.8 head, smaller chamber for higher comp, with the 1.9 valves for better flow and a cam regrind will wake the motor up a lot... weber carb, 85 isuzu pup electronic distributor, and pacesetter headers and such upgrades will give you more gains.

i used to live up on beacon hill in Longview, kind of miss it up there Vancouver isn't much but a suburb of Portland anymore.

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Luvless
1980 Mikado-Sold.

1993 Lexus SC400 my Daily
2004 Yamaha WR250F my new love in life
2016 Toyota Camry my girls ride

Yea sweet iv allready got the webber so that should work out great


Longview is one of a kind ...I grew up on coal creek...

one of a kind is a great way to describe it
make sure you get a good head gasket if you dont plan to pull the head again soon afterward.
let us know how it goes. not enough people build the 1.8's... i started to but decided i need a few more cubes the 85 pup distributor helps quite a bit, 2 wire electronic hookup and it gives you a seat of the pants power upgrade for sure. rockauto has them for pretty cheap (80-90 bucks)

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Luvless
1980 Mikado-Sold.

1993 Lexus SC400 my Daily
2004 Yamaha WR250F my new love in life
2016 Toyota Camry my girls ride

Thanx ..I love rockauto..

Will do, considering my dizzy may be a prob right now .......I'm misfiring bad

Make sure the head is straight! Take it to a machinist and have him check it with a straight edge!