l need some links for products for a 3 cylinder engine (go-fast bits).Only links, only from people who know their stuff (no time wasters), no NOS, no engine conversions, and NO smart comments about towing it (talking from experience).

LOL

engine replacement!!!!

period

thats an instant performance boost

from 3 to 4 cylinders

geeze

performance = 3 cylinder = no

towing it would be a performance boost too LOL

l own a repair shop & truthfully there is not much help for that one,there is a chip that can be added to it to help it some but if u could see the pistons in this one you,d see why there hard to boost up in power, l am giving u the facts those engines usually did not last too long that is why u do not see much available for them,there r no go fast kits for those,they were designed to save fuel,and that is exactly what they will do one thing u can do on it that will help it a small bit is advance the timing on it,this will help it some,but most anything else u try will hurt it rather than help it,good luck with it,hope this helps.

performance 3 cylinder? AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

your on your own on that one.

Try talking to Brent Bradshaw from Trail Tough. Go to his web site[Trail Tough.com] to get the 800 number. He is about as top of the Suzuki game as anyone l know.
Just tell him exactly what your looking for and listen to his advice. He knows his stuff.
Hope this helps.

Suzuki make an engine called F660A. Its a 660cc turbocharged three cylinder. Available in Cappucino Convertible.
l do not think there are any (higher than factory)performance parts available.

There used to be a large website that dealt with Suzuki Swift based cars, they offered; Turbos, Clutchs, Pistons, Cams, Crankshafts, Chips, Distributors, Intake, Exhaust, Suspension, Chassis, & body parts that were all performance oriented, but as the cars have gotten older & phased out, the aftermarket support has dwindled, as they were never that popular for sportiness to begin with, more of a commuter car. Good luck finding ur parts, they r out there, its just a matter of finding them.

As to the Dodge Man, my Swift in College got the crap beat out of it & it still runs at 300000 miles. My dad drives it now instead of his big block truck. l have a new Toyota truck, but the little swift keeps going & going & its a 3 cyclinder. l probably treated that car worse than anyone else, jumping it, drifting it, fire road rallying it, mud running (ATV tires work great!) & once l rolled it on its side. The things r tough, especially the motor. Shift with the rev limiter.