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BILLY_WALTON___
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| 02/28/2004 12:49 PM |
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| WHERE IS THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO GET HUBS FOR MY 90 RANGER? SHOULD I GET PREMIUM? |
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Rick_W.___
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| 10/01/1998 11:32 AM |
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Tom,
I know that there is a company out there that makes aftermarket products for your 4x4, although I can`t think of the name right now. Look for some write-ups on stuff like that in the future. BTW, if you want to get on the newsletter, just enter your email address to the left and press "include me".
Thanks!
On 9/29/98 10:04:12 PM, Dr. Thomas Reed wrote:
> I love my new Benz. I haven`t seen much as far as aftermarket bolt ons yet.
> I would appreciate if you would keep me in mind with any new products and
> shoot me a newsletter. Thanks.
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J.D._Phelps___
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| 03/26/1999 3:51 PM |
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On 11/10/98 10:02:17 AM, figmo wrote:
> I have a 88 Sammy that was recently involved in a head on collision (watch
> those blind corners on forest service roads everybody!)
I`ve seen
> zillions of replacement body kits for Jeeps and full sized rigs, but not
> for the Samurai. This is a pretty popular vehicle and surely somebody has
> some kind of cool replacement body for it.
The other option I`ve toyed
> with is doing one of those "turn a car body into a FWD" custom jobs. But
> that`s waaay more work than I have the time/tools/expierence for.
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> I actually did find one place that had a nice Flat Fender look alike body
> for Samurai`s - but they were in Poland and did not respond to my email.
> So they must either be out of business or we don`t speak the same language.
I hear they`ve been selling fiberglass replacement tubs in Mexico for years. Not sure how you would go about finding one. If you find one in a junkyard you can probably pull the tub for around $500 or so.
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ray_estrada___
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| 08/23/1999 9:42 AM |
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The Sammy is very popular here in the Philippines. In fact you can still get brand new units today though they really havent changed since 1986. You can also get Fiberglass bodies here for about $900 plus freight of course. You`ll just have to use your existing side lights headlights etc... The bodies are exact replicas of the hard-top Sammy.
On 11/10/98 10:02:17 AM, figmo wrote:
> I have a 88 Sammy that was recently involved in a head on collision (watch
> those blind corners on forest service roads everybody!)
I`ve seen
> zillions of replacement body kits for Jeeps and full sized rigs, but not
> for the Samurai. This is a pretty popular vehicle and surely somebody has
> some kind of cool replacement body for it.
The other option I`ve toyed
> with is doing one of those "turn a car body into a FWD" custom jobs. But
> that`s waaay more work than I have the time/tools/expierence for.
BTW -
> I actually did find one place that had a nice Flat Fender look alike body
> for Samurai`s - but they were in Poland and did not respond to my email.
> So they must either be out of business or we don`t speak the same language.
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pat___
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| 09/09/1999 2:02 AM |
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On 2/12/99 10:04:56 PM, Zack wrote:
> I just purchased an Isuzu... It doesn`t look country enough for me... I
> was wondering if it is possible to get a body lift or suspension lift on a
> 2 wheel drive truck, and if so, which is easier. I also would appreciate
> any comments on what the biggest possible tire size would fit a compact
> truck best.
Thanks... Send to my E-mail please
jc whitney has a good selection of body lifts for two an four wheel drive trucks. there is also a company called off road unlimited that sells some two wheel drive lifts but i doubt they have one for your application. i would sugest you do a body lift. they are easier than the suspension but you will probly have to extend your shifter if you have a manual tranny.you cold probly do the whole lift for under a hundred dollars if you make your own bumper lift brackets. you can reach off road unlimited at offroad.4wdstore.com |
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buckystevenson___
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| 10/07/1999 2:37 PM |
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glad to see someone trying the same thing. i also have a 97 sportage that i have been taking offroad,
but the lack of clearence really limits were it can go.
i have been looking, but not having too much luck. if i find anything, i`ll post it.
you havent by any chance found out what kind of axels are on it so i might change the ratio?
thanks
buck
On 1/1/99 5:31:47 AM, Peacedog wrote:
> I have a `97 KIA Sportage 4X4 that I`ve recently began using off-road...I
> am considering some mods (i.e. a lift and larger wheels)and was wondering
> if there were any other Sportage owners out there with
> advice...
Thanks,
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Bruce___
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| 10/16/1999 10:51 PM |
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On 9/9/99 1:42:22 AM, pat wrote:
> does anybody know where to find a suspension lift for an 87 ram 50 or
> mitsubishi mighty max
try John Baker in Wisconsin (don`t know the URL right off hand). He has springs for 1.5 and 3 inch front lift, and 2 inch rear lift. I used the 1.5 inch lift on my `92 and it rode much better (firmer, more controlled). Also gave room for larger tires. |
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user___
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| 11/15/1999 2:22 AM |
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On 3/11/99 7:24:09 PM, TOM RISK wrote:
> Looking to buy a new vehicle soon and I have heard a lot of good thing
> about CRV. Any input about comfort ( Iam 6`1", 200lbs), gas mileage, and
> final negotiated cost without trade.
Not too concerned about 4 wheel
> drive, but maybe nice to have.
try www.suv.com and dejanews.com
their are alot of good info on the message boards there.
hope that helps |
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anthony_syubblefield___
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| 02/05/2001 8:05 PM |
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J.D. Phelps at 3/26/1999 3:50:48 PM
On 11/10/98 10:02:17 AM, figmo wrote:
> I have a 88 Sammy that was recently involved in a head on collision (watch
> those blind corners on forest service roads everybody!)
I`ve seen
> zillions of replacement body kits for Jeeps and full sized rigs, but not
> for the Samurai. This is a pretty popular vehicle and surely somebody has
> some kind of cool replacement body for it.
The other option I`ve toyed
> with is doing one of those "turn a car body into a FWD" custom jobs. But
> that`s waaay more work than I have the time/tools/expierence for.
BTW -
> I actually did find one place that had a nice Flat Fender look alike body
> for Samurai`s - but they were in Poland and did not respond to my email.
> So they must either be out of business or we don`t speak the same language.
I hear they`ve been selling fiberglass replacement tubs in Mexico for years. Not sure how you would go about finding one. If you find one in a junkyard you can probably pull the tub for around $500 or so.
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unknown___
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| 06/08/2004 6:33 PM |
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