Member darrylchiew

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Suzuki - Swift - ZC21S - M15A

  • Darryl's ZC21

    Darryl's ZC21

  • Darryl's ZC21

    Darryl's ZC21

  • Darryl's ZC21

    Darryl's ZC21

  • Darryl's ZC21

    Darryl's ZC21

  • Darryl's ZC21

    Darryl's ZC21

  • Darryl's ZC21

    Darryl's ZC21

  • Darryl's ZC21

    Darryl's ZC21

  • Darryl's ZC21

    Darryl's ZC21

Darryl's ZC21

My 09.2005 years old suzie, re-morphing currently on mostly esthetics and handling...

Performance

- Suzuki Sport
== PFX400 intake (1st gen type) with blue elbow for cabled throttle and coolant relocation kit
== High pressure radiator cap
== Racing plug cord

- R's Racing Service
== Sport radiator
== Mid-temp thermostat
== Lightened crankshaft & alternator pulley kit
== Water pump pulley
== Kevlar alternator & fan belts

- Top Fuel intake funnel in fiery red

- Denso IK22 spark plugs

- Remus muffler

- Billion radiator hose

- Premacool ATF cooler

Handling

- Cusco
== front struct bar
== rear struct bar
== front sway bar
== rear sway bar

- Tanabe Pro-NF coilover

- Suzuki Sport suspension bushing

- Sunline Racing roll center adjustor

- Dixcel slotted rotor (OEM size)

- Hi-temp brake pads with stainless steel brake hose

- Rays Gram Light 57 Optimise 15x6.5 et43 in Gun Blue color

- Toyo T1R 195/55/15

Style

- Suzuki Sport
== Ganador wing mirror
== Top ventilation grill
== CF intake duct at foglight
== Lug nuts
== Footrest and A/T pedals

- R's Racing Service titanium intake manifold cover

- Kansai rear CF trunk spoiler

- Zoom Engineering CF rear view mirror

- PIAA sports horn @ 115dB

- Special dome fuel cover with chrome surround

- CF plug cover

- Locally made shift boot & handbrake lever in black "Alcantara" and red double stitches (had the arm rest re-holstered too)

- Red/ black checkered car mat

- Scangauge 2

- Mohawk's 6.5" F/R component speakers and tweeters

- Changed Side signal 12V5W bulbs and front signal bulbs changed to silver coated bulbs to remove egg yolk look

- Changed H4 headlight bulbs to stronger and whiter Philips Diamond Vision bulbs

DIY section
== DIY strip of LEDs for my dark trunk
== DIY Suzuki sticker into the Rev meter
== DIY installation of ZC31S steering wheel... \ (>_<) /
== DIY stylized the clock with CF look fabric... \ (^_^) /
== DIY Debadged front and rear
== DIY change of AT shift light bulb from orange to red light

Comments

MTi responded on Thursday, 11th September 2008
Really Nice!!! 5*!!! Could you provide some more info on the brakes?
Jeong responded on Sunday, 21st September 2008
yeah! Im thinking of upgrade mine tooo!!! They are just helpless.. Can you share us more about your brakes? Havnt seen any makers hand on zc21s... whats the spec and how much does it cost to you? and How's the performance? Cheers!!
beni responded on Friday, 26th September 2008
how much you buy unicip Q????
please tell me
darrylchiew responded on Friday, 3rd October 2008
Hey MTi, sorry to take so long to reply (same goes to everyone who responded)...

Brakes are from Wilwood, needed to have bracket customized from a workshop in Singapore. Decent street brakes with good stopping power and depressing the brake pedals doesn't throw my head out from my shoulders so that is great as well.

The cost is definitely reasonable, it cost me about 1700 SGD (which is about 1200 USD) but comes with 2 x 2-piece Wilwood rotors (slotted and drilled), 2 x Wilwood calipers and 2 x OEM front steel brake hoses.

I would think the price has drop but that's for Singapore...

Cheers mates,

darryl
darrylchiew responded on Friday, 3rd October 2008
Hi Beni, Unichip with install and tuning cost about 1300 SGD (about 900 USD)... not bad feel and with dyno chart showing the gains. TCF = 1.15 but reading some forums, probably better to tune with TCF = 1.0 assuming no loss so the figures are not compensated for transmission loss.
Map responded on Monday, 5th January 2009
Nice job! I need your brake :) did you have a link for your workshop in singapore?
darrylchiew responded on Thursday, 8th January 2009
hey Map, the Singapore distributor for Wilwood kit can be found online @ www.driven.com.sg and they will hook you up with the workshop located at AMK Autopoint 4th floor.
HAV 32C Swift responded on Tuesday, 27th January 2009
G'day mate, where did you get your front grill sets from? and how much did you pay? Its a beaut swift man very nice, I love your wilwood brakes.
darrylchiew responded on Thursday, 29th January 2009
G'day mate to you too... top grille can be bought from Nengun but please check for part number since i understand for facelifted Swift the shape is different... as for bottom, it is gotten from a local shop in Singapore. Try visiting www.swiftclubsg.com to see many more locally done up Swifts.
HAV 32C Swift responded on Tuesday, 3rd February 2009
hey sorry to take so long to reply. Its acctually not purchasable, my nextdoor neighbour is acctually great wit firbeglass and made ths custom gauge pod for me.
Map responded on Saturday, 21st February 2009
Sorry for late reply, i'm an lorry driver... So thanks for yor help! Whats the diameters for yor brake rotors?
darrylchiew responded on Thursday, 5th March 2009
rotor is 310mm
Map responded on Sunday, 29th March 2009
hey darrylchiew!
Send me an email address, i'll answer for you in privat mail...
thx
Map responded on Sunday, 29th March 2009
Maybe you know what is the part number for you wilwood brake calippers?
Thx :)
darrylchiew responded on Wednesday, 8th April 2009
Sorry Map, i only know it's wilwood billet dynalite calipers, i do not have the part # unfortunately. it's not a direct bolt on kit for our suzie coz i need a local workshop to fabricate the caliper brackets for me.
Map responded on Friday, 15th May 2009
Hi there!
I know its not an bolt on brake kit, just i would like to know the part# for first step... Maybe can you ask me from your costumer?
Thanks again!
archbuko responded on Monday, 25th May 2009
hello, nice ride! just wanted to know if the unichip did a lot of good. how much rpm did you get after? thank you!
darrylchiew responded on Wednesday, 24th June 2009
Thanks Archbuko, Unichip did not remove rev limit but it did make the ride more lively since i can feel better torque but i guess all mods have to come together so it's tuff to attribute to just the piggyback chip but dyno chart shows the diff.
emilio responded on Tuesday, 1st September 2009
nice swift. where did you bought that black thing on your rear bumper (4th pic)??.
don't know how to call it.
darrylchiew responded on Wednesday, 2nd September 2009
Hi emilio

i believe that black thing is call the rear diffuser and i got it in Singapore. You can try if you are importing it from this website: http://www.fei-design.com/main.html
junjun responded on Monday, 21st September 2009
hello daryl

just wondering if you tell me where i can exactly can get that kansai cf intake manifold cover coz i went to kansai nothing there
ive been looking something like that for a very long time in fact i thinking of making or made it up for my self but ofcourse it look good if something like that... i appreciate if you could direct me... thanks

junjun
Carlog responded on Thursday, 4th February 2010
Hi Darryl,

nice ride bro! how's the performance of the ignite rev? Is it worth the investment? thanks!
darrylchiew responded on Tuesday, 9th February 2010
@junjun, u can also try HKS intake, it has aluminium covers, else R's also has this and sold on this website.

@Carlog, i didnt do a dyno on this but it felt alrite and i am using it with a colder spark plug
DjRS responded on Wednesday, 17th February 2010
hi darrylchiew,

Love your car mate, it's Awesome!!
I have some problems with the stopping power of my 1.5 and i saw that you have the willwood calipers mount. Can you send to me the measure of the custom bracket to fit the caliper? i'm a bit lost with that point...

Thanks a lot,
Pablo.
darrylchiew responded on Tuesday, 1st June 2010
hey @pablo, since my wilwood is sold off, my custom brackets are still sitting in my storeroom, u keen to take over? email me @ darryl.chiew@gmail.com and see if we can work out an arrangement. Cheers.
swiftbpm responded on Tuesday, 3rd August 2010
Awesome bluecoloured Swift, mate! ;-)
darrylchiew responded on Wednesday, 4th August 2010
thanks swiftbpm!

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