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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: zukiboy on August 13, 2004, 04:44:46 PM
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Whats the best and least expensive SPOA to get 31's under a 88 Sami ???
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Shop around, you have a lot of vendors to choose from. All but a couple of them are weld on, so you have to have a welder handy. Calmini I believe, is the only bolt on SPOA. You have Trailtough, Petroworks, Rocky Road Outfitters, Northcoast Offroad, Breeze Industries, Roadless Gear, Spidertrax, and many others to choose from. Just look, you will find what you want.
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Whats the best and least expensive SPOA  to get 31's under a 88 Sami ???
http://members.cox.net/aftermarket4x4/Can get the most basic to deluxe kit here. Just a hint, get at least a Z-link for steering correction. the drag link hits the right front spring and bends it during suspension cycle, rendering steering useless on the trail. Seen it a couple times, no fun!
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R.R.O. sells the bolt on spoa
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I have the Rocky Road weld on SPOA kit and it's been great!! I put mine on about a year and a half ago. Definitely go with the OTT steering. I did the stage one and I have NO bumpsteer and the truck drives fine. I'm running on 32 x 11.5's and I only rub at full lock under full suspension compression in the front. You will have to either cut or replace the front bumper to get the tires in without scraping.
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I picked up a set of spring pads from Hawk Suzuki and fixed things up over a weekend with the help of a qualified welder. He didn't even bother with buying new pads, just cut the existing ones off with a grinder and re-attached on the other side when he went SOA on his Sammy.
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 He didn't even bother with buying new pads, just cut the existing ones off with a grinder and re-attached on the other side when he went SOA on his Sammy.
:o BUTCH!
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[url]http://members.cox.net/aftermarket4x4/Can[/url] get the most basic to deluxe kit here. Just a hint, get at least a Z-link for steering correction.  the drag link hits the right front spring and bends it during suspension cycle, rendering steering useless on the trail. Seen it a couple times, no fun!
Hey TomKat, have you or anyone you know ever bought parts from this site? If so how is the quality and service?
Do the parts show up quick? ....I hate waiting, at my age I can't afford to wait ;D
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Hey TomKat, have you or anyone you know ever bought parts from this site? If so how is the quality and service?
Do the parts show up quick? ....I hate waiting, at my age I can't afford to wait  ;D
I haven't personally, but a good friend of mine has and knows several others who had a great experience with Sean, he is a good guy. Give him a shot.
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I MET SEAN AT GONZOOKIN THIS YEAR . A GREAT GUY WHO NOT ONLY SELLS THE PARTS BUT LOVES TO WHEEL. HE CAME IN 2ND I THINK IN THE T.Z.C. (http:// http://members.cox.net/aftermarket4x4/zookimelt2004%20005.jpg )
MATTY D. 8)
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I'm thinking about ordering the deluxe SPOA kit from him in the next few weeks, I like the prices.....Just wished he had better contact info... Address, Phone# ect. On his web site.
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sorry for a late reply but Petersons mag just built a budget one with 1500 bucks and it came out farly well but i forgot what parts they used :-/
stu
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I THINK HE'S REDOING HIS WEB PAGE SITE. DROP HIM AN EMAIL & HE'LL LIKELY GET YOU THAT INFO. I THINK HE'S FROM THE VIRGINIA AREA ??? BUT DEFINATELY EAST COAST ANYHOW :P
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I THINK HE'S REDOING HIS WEB PAGE SITE. DROP HIM AN EMAIL & HE'LL LIKELY GET YOU THAT INFO. I THINK HE'S FROM THE VIRGINIA AREA  ??? BUT DEFINATELY EAST COAST ANYHOW  :P ÂÂ
Yep! sent him a short note, I wanna start building and like I said once " I like his prices" :D
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I built my own spoa on my first rig for a grand total of 20 bucks!
the right tools and a bit of imagination'll get you a long way!