Super Samurai – Hard Core Suzuki Tube Buggy
with Bill Johnston A Super Samurai! Darryl Jones and Brian Cole are hard core 4×4 enthusiasts who wanted to build something that no one else had. They also wanted Continue Reading
Ultimate Project Build Off [Team Harris] – Tear Down
With: Terrina Harris It is official! The tear down has started. We have the Samurai in the garage and that was no small task in itself. We had to Continue Reading
Surge Team Suzuki – Rallye Vitara
Kickin’ Vitara! Southern Style… Waaay Southern! Edited by Bill Johnston Marcos Levy, a member of Surge Team Suzuki, has once again finished the “RALLY DOS SERTES” running a Suzuki. Continue Reading
Ultimate Project Build Off [Team Harris] – Wiring & Suspension
With: Terrina Harris Back to work! That is what Larry keeps telling me. I guess if we are to ever finish this project I must. We took December off for Continue Reading
Ultimate Project Build Off [Team Harris] – It’s Not Going To Be Done
With: Terrina Harris iZook Guru’s Ultimate Project Build Off – Truck One June Update – OMG It Is Not Going To Be Done! We are starting to get a bit Continue Reading
Ultimate Project Build Off [Team Harris] – INTRO
With: Terrina Harris iZook Guru’s Ultimate Project Build Off – Truck One I have some big plans for the Samurai! I am tired of Larry blowing up the rear Continue Reading
Samurai – “Project #2” SPOA And Rear Springs Up Front
with Jim Bova Project #2 Returns! Front Spring Over With Rear Springs With the rear SPOA done on #2 it was time to move on to the front. There is Continue Reading
Mazuki – Samurai Triangluated 4-Link Rear
A case study in tinkering run amok… by TD (Troy) Graham Part 3: Fun with Mock-ups. Misery loves company: At this point, a little introduction is in Continue Reading
Samurai – “Project #2” Z-Link & Missing Links
with Jim Bova Project #2 Returns! This shows why after doing a spring over conversion steering correction is needed. The Drag Link looks quite close Continue Reading
Samurai – Basic SPOA With CJ Springs Pg. 2
This shows the Cj springs bolted to the relocation brackets in the front and the M/L’s in the rear. Another view showing the M/L shackles Continue Reading