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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: kubik1981 on August 03, 2008, 04:14:13 PM
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I wanted to take a poll from you guys and girls.
What would you consider a pimped out tracker,sidekick,or samurai.
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Tracker!
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i sorry i ment what kinda mods do you call pimped out on these little trucks. Sorry
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Zebra seat covers, chrome, whitewalls, feathers, Continental kit, fake spotlights, Playboy-logo air freshener, mood-lighting, and a cane with an 8-ball handle.
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Just take a look at any of the ricer cars you see and that is the direction you need to go. Don't forget the CD hanging from the rear view mirror.
On the other hand, my bling is 5.12 R&P gears, 4.16 TC gears and a MS2.
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i sorry i ment what kinda mods do you call pimped out on these little trucks. Sorry
I remember seeing a really nice Sidekick on Cardomain, I wouldn't call it "pimped out" (mainly because I don't speak that way :P) It had BMW headlights, 20" chrome wheels, painted orange... can't remember what else, but there was a lot done.
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Pimped out is for people who want attention for having spent money on bling parts that do nothing to imporve off-road performance. We're probably the wrong crowd to be asking this question to.
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Pimped out is for people who want attention for having spent money on bling parts that do nothing to imporve off-road performance. We're probably the wrong crowd to be asking this question to.
Offroading isn't for everyone, but this is still a suzuki site. There are a few members here that have lowered their Trackicks with big wheels and fancy paint. To be honest, if I had the money I'd have one of each ;)
Look up Gen-Erix, he's done a nice job to his 4-door. He took a Honda Civic body kit and chopped it up to custom fit it on his Tracker, he really did a good job making it fit & look like it was made for it.
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Well my version of a pimped out tracker is big mud tires, truck jacked way up in the air and lots of aftermarket 4x4 stuff installed.
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Here's my 4-door on 35"
(http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i246/Jeremiah_Junkins/Camping/2008/Rubicon%20July%2008/RubiconJuly08withBrotherton045.jpg)
More pics of good zooks:
(http://bbs.zuwharrie.com/content/topic,85808.0.html)
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that is nice looking. I ran out of money so i have to wait until i can lift it. Mine has a freshly built motor with a calmini header e3 diamond fires plugs high flow fuel pump new clutch. I am also running 235 75 15 bfg all terrains on 15x8 Chrome Ford rims. but no more money :(
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i sorry i ment what kinda mods do you call pimped out on these little trucks. Sorry
I remember seeing a really nice Sidekick on Cardomain, I wouldn't call it "pimped out" (mainly because I don't speak that way :P) It had BMW headlights, 20" chrome wheels, painted orange... can't remember what else, but there was a lot done.
thats ronnies tracker. he actually put an entire BMW front on it. (lights, grill, bumper)
and he painted it red
(http://memimage.cardomain.com/member_images/1/web/673000-673999/673055_237.jpg)
Pimped out is for people who want attention for having spent money on bling parts that do nothing to imporve off-road performance. We're probably the wrong crowd to be asking this question to.
Offroading isn't for everyone, but this is still a suzuki site. There are a few members here that have lowered their Trackicks with big wheels and fancy paint. To be honest, if I had the money I'd have one of each ;)
Look up Gen-Erix, he's done a nice job to his 4-door. He took a Honda Civic body kit and chopped it up to custom fit it on his Tracker, he really did a good job making it fit & look like it was made for it.
thanks uncivilized 8)
down below is my tracker
2wd and i live in the city
check out my cardomain page for examples of import AND offroad trackers
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(http://memimage.cardomain.com/member_images/1/web/673000-673999/673055_328.jpg)(http://memimage.cardomain.com/member_images/1/web/2605000-2605999/2605349_21.jpg)
X32CarDomainPage (http://www.cardomain.com/ride/673055).........................RyouBakua|removethispart|@Hotmail.com.........................BurpleCarDomainPage (http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2605349)
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my version of a pimped out sami would be, a 4.3,t18, atlas t case,spring over, yj springs,front frame stretch, dana 44s, lockers, 38 inch swampers,winch, cut fenders,nice cage, olive drab paint or even flat black, oh and a stereo i could hear that hasent had the same tape stuck in it for 6 years
im shootin for 75% of that as the budget allows
dont understand the lowered trackers on shiny rims all customed out, seems pretty silly and expensive just to be unique,buy a vette or a mustang and make somthing that performs well in its enviroment
just my thoughts
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that is nice looking. I ran out of money so i have to wait until i can lift it. Mine has a freshly built motor with a calmini header e3 diamond fires plugs high flow fuel pump new clutch. I am also running 235 75 15 bfg all terrains on 15x8 Chrome Ford rims. but no more money :(
I have nearly this same setup in a 4-door. Honesty, I have just as much fun in it as I do the rock crawler. The IFS & coils has it's advantages.
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My dream setup (aka, if money grew on trees) would be this probably:
Sidekick LWB with the roof hacked off behind the front seats and made into a 2 door convertible
2.3L Aerio motor, 5 speed tranny
4.24:1 t-case gears
33" Baja Claws tires on a somehow coil sprung Samurai front axle with chromo shafts and Longfield joints and 1.5" wheel spacers to match Sidekick axle width, stock rear axle with chromo shafts
ARB Air Lockers f/r
Frame leveling up front to get some more height under the doors
No doors
Jeep CJ rims
If I kept it IFS I would go with the ZukiNation 4.5" lift, Toyota CV's, Grand Vitara front diff, etc.
Another really cool setup would be a Sidekick with complete Toyota running gear shoehorned into it. Lots of power, not a whole lot of weight, and tons of manoeverability.