1988 Suzuki Samurai 4x4 1.3 Liter Lifted on 2040-cars
New Waterford, Ohio, United States
i have a 88 zuk that is dual purpose, built for off road but street
legal also and handles amazing on the road, i have over $14000 invested
in this and built it through the winter of 2012, removed the rearends
and rebuilt everything in them, the rear is a hybrid with a tracker
center section and samurai axles, very strong, the front has rock
assault chromoly axles and both rears are spooled, not welded, i did
everything right on this and is very reliable
530 gears 6.5-1 t case gears twisted TT 2wd low kit installed with all new bearings and gaskets t case heavy duty front output shaft front extended driveshaft yoke so no spacers driveline disk e brake slutty snatch t case cradle unbreakable trans mount rear disc conversion with adjustable proportioning valve both rears axle trussed and crab diff covers rear traction bar trail tough YJ kit with missing links and springs heavy duty hub bolt kit 33 12.5 15 super swamper tsl radials petroworks heavy duty clutch 1.3 rebuilt with high comp pistons and cam with 2000 miles on it pace setter header with flowmaster gsxr carbs, need to be fine tuned and choke hooked up tc power steering pump with pump mod toyota power steering box tapped with ram assist high capacity aluminum radiator removable doors custom offroad bumpers, front is a winch bumper tach cluster racing seats, not in the greatest shape diamond plate door panels, rockers, and rear corners grant steering wheel custom made removable factory tin top with sun roof, you can remove the whole top and bolt the windshield frame and targa bar back on and it will be a soft top again, very neat, only 2 on the net that i have seen like this. will need a windshield in the soft top frame installed, i only have a bikini top for it i only took it off road 3 times, the odometer was set to zero miles when i built it, it now has 1100 miles on it since then so everything is still brand new the only thing i would partially trade for is a Vw diesel 5 speed car, no junk! i would take the value of the car off the price $9000 i have $14000 in it ohio title in hand and is currently plated for on road any more questions email text or call 330 271 1164 |
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