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Daily Driver/ Potholecrosser, offroader and parts hauler. The engine was recently rebuilt and the body was recently “restored” (read: hastily sandblasted and repainted) but there’s still some rust to take care of. Fog lights are also in the works and I plan to get an electric radiator fan. Further down the road I’m planning KYB gasajust shocks, 1” wheel spacers and an adjustable steering damper if possible.
====Specs====
Engine: - Bone stock G13A engine
Drivetrain: - Rear diff breather hose - Extended front diff breather hose
Suspension: - +2.5” ghetto lift shackles - Monroe 4x4 Adventure shocks
Body: - Aftermarket crystal headlights w/ halogen bulbs - Front bumper delete
Interior: - 12v fan, air-cooled seat cover, sound system delete. - Ribbed steering wheel cover
Wheels: 15” Vitara rims 30x9.5 Dunlop Grantrek mud tires
Added on May 20 by GameboyRMH
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- poopshovel wrote: May 30, 2008 1:51 p.m.
- I love me some sammies!
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