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That's great Doug! This is shaping up to be really fun. I did some pre-running and have found some interesting stuff so far.

-Eric
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 I will be attending this year, but Sebrina is not sure yet. Have not decided if I will drive the purple X90 or my Grand Vitara. Have a group of 3 others that plan to head down with me. Hopefully they will email you.
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Classified Ads / Re: Arb N103S Old Man Emu Nitrocharger Struts Suzuki Vitara XL-7
« Last post by ktec on November 08, 2024, 12:47:49 PM »
Price drop for ZukiWorld members
$250 for both
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Second gen only - second gens are wider than first.
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2002 tracker, needing a rear axle shaft, just wanted to make sure one from a 1st gen will fit mine or am I needing from a 2nd gen only??
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Suzuki 4x4 Forum / Re: Tire recommendations
« Last post by Zuk-E on November 04, 2024, 04:56:24 AM »
I'm bias because I live near Michelin's NA HQ and have many friends that work for Michelin but I'd go with the BFG All-Terrain which is a good on-road/off-road tire or the BFG Mud-Terrain which is what I use for street and off-roading.
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Suzuki 4x4 Forum / Tire recommendations
« Last post by 3rdwheel on November 03, 2024, 09:31:14 AM »
Newbie to this group. Also new to my Suzuki.
Looking for tire recommendations for my 98 Sidekick 1.8L 4 door 4x4. Currently has 225/75R 16, stock steel rims. We drive 15 miles on pavement then 20 miles on washboard dirt roads up the mountains to our Elk camp. From there it’s gets rough. Miles and miles of rocky steep trails sometimes going over large rocks, downed timber, mud holes and sometimes snow.
A friend with a side by side said I need heavy sidewalls?
What are your thoughts and suggestions on tires?
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Awesome Andy! very glad to have you guys - Eric
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Mercedes and I are in. Sent you an email. Probably in the "special guest" Delica again if you'll have us!
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Suzuki 4x4 Forum / 1991 diagnostic mode
« Last post by 67sport on October 28, 2024, 06:30:57 PM »
Hey guys. First post. New to samurais, but pretty active with 66-77 broncos.
I'm building a samurai with my son for his first truck. It's an LJ-80 body that we are putting on a 1991 frame and running gear. The LJ was previously on an 86 frame, so some of the work has been done for us.

The 91 I bought was throwing code 33 when I got it.  I verified the MAP ref voltage was out of range from the ECM, had the ECM rebuilt and now it shows code 12, which is good. Here's the problem.

My fuse block does not have the spare spot to force diagnostic mode. I do have the 4 pin connector in the engine compartment, passenger side by firewall, but no jumper is installed. How do I pull it out of diagnostic mode? If it matters, I also don't believe I have the "service required" toggle switch, and believe me I have pulled stuff apart around the column looking for it.

Canadian truck if it matters. Was there crossover years where things were in-between? What am I missing? I want the 91 to be right before I pull it apart, and this I the last thing.

FWIW, the truck will be a 91 completely other than the body. The harness, ECM, gauge cluster, etc will all be grafted into the 79.

Thank for any help. If I've posted in the wrong spot, my apologies. I'll move it of mode can.

Mike.
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