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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: Digger on June 05, 2005, 05:46:10 PM
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"... Digger Air, this is Paragon Tower, you are cleared to land on runway 101..."
(http://pic5.picturetrail.com/VOL72/842221/1811422/99483747.jpg)
(http://pic5.picturetrail.com/VOL72/842221/1811422/99483740.jpg)
What goes up, must come down! LOL!
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Just thought I would share a couple of my favorite pics from this weekend's Gonzukin adventure! ;)
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how did the ol silver surfer hold up??? with the coil spacers etc.
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;D Cool!
Got any more pics?
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Where are your top's back sides? They appear to be rolled up on the top. How do you do that?
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I got a ton of pics from this weekend, I just need to go through them and upload the best ones...
The coil spacers held up fine, but I think I blew a wheel bearing. I still have to inspect it close to see what all damage I might have done, but at least it's still in one piece!
Keith, it's pretty easy to "safari-top" like that. Unzip the back window and roll it to the outside so it can tuck between the spare tire and the top of the tailgate. Then unhook/unvelcro the sides and roll them under until it's up to the top. Then I just wrap the "tail" that sticks out the back around the rear hoop and strap it down with small straps(I use MTB toe-clip straps, they are like mini cam-lock straps). For the woods this is plenty, but for the hiway you want to strap the rear hoop down tight to the seatbelt towers to keep tension...
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Theres somthing about air pics that I just love. Nice ;D
Mike
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Doesn't look it from the pictures, but he did get all four tires off the ground too. It was pretty awesome. Yet another advantage of the track/kick, you can use the quad jumps at paragon. :)
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Theres somthing about air pics that I just love. Nice ;D
Mike
Coming from you, I take that as a HUGE compliment! Thanks! ;D ;D ;D
I'm so proud! ;D ;D ;D
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Damage Report is in!
From what I can tell right now without disassembly, I blew a cv boot on the right front outer, right front wheel bearing needs replaced and the left strut tower is bent almost an inch up! :o I don't have any cracks in the tower from what I can see, so I should be able to fix it, but what's the best way to bend it back into place? Or should I just leave it there and add an extra strut mount spacer to take up the height? It's giving my left front tire a camber issue / \ and causing my left front corner of the Tracker to sag pretty good...
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Damage Report is in!
From what I can tell right now without disassembly, I blew a cv boot on the right front outer, right front wheel bearing needs replaced and the left strut tower is bent almost an inch up!  :o I don't have any cracks in the tower from what I can see, so I should be able to fix it, but what's the best way to bend it back into place? Or should I just leave it there and add an extra strut mount spacer to take up the height? It's giving my left front tire a camber issue /  \ and causing my left front corner of the Tracker to sag pretty good...
The downside to getting AirBorn.
Ask Mike, I'm sure he knows all about that ;D