iZook – Suzuki 4×4 Tech Information, Accessories, Travel & Adventure
iZook is staffed by a group of off-road enthusiasts who are committed to the advancement of the Suzuki automobile for the sport of off-roading.
with Bill Johnston ARCA in Las Cruces The American Rock Crawlers Association descended on Las Cruces, New Mexico for the second in the series of four events planned for the 2001 Extreme Rock Crawling Nationals series. Goodyear, last years major sponsor for the series, was joined this year by Skyjacker to bring the […]
Continue Readingwith Bill Johnston Amatista Ledges Amatista Ledges is a trail in the Robledo mountains just west of Las Cruces, New Mexico. It is listed as a ‘moderate’ trail because it has some technical parts that require a spotter and a locker. This is not a hard core buggy trail, so it makes a […]
Continue Readingwith Rae Champoux photos by Rae, Lisa and Murphy Two Girls and a Samurai All weekend long I had been talking to my husband Mitch about me taking the Zuk out for a little bit of female bonding/ wheeling with my best friend, Lisa Ellsworth. Saturday morning rolled around and Mitch was not feeling […]
Continue Reading2008 ‘Big Picture’ Buy as many as you would like (in one order) and you will only be charged a single $5 fee for shipping and handling to anywhere in North America. —> These are large format 11″x17″, printed digitally on gloss stock. <— If you didn’t get the 2007 photo, it is also available […]
Continue Readingwith J. Sutcliffe Making Zooki Door Straps If you have removable doors on your Zook you need to have quick disconnect straps so you don’t have to unscrew the mounts all the time. Well…. actually you probably don’t have to have straps, but if you don’t the door will swing open and bang […]
Continue Readingwith Larry Harris Looking for a bumper to replace my aging Smitty-Bilt, I found there are way to many options. Home grown bumpers are a viable option for many do-it-your-self owners. People have been building their own for years with good results. To much work, and by the time you get the material and the […]
Continue ReadingQuick Release Windshield Hinges with Jeff Pollock For many years I wheeled with my windshield attached to the zook until that fateful day at Livingston, KY, when I endoed (rolled end over end) the vehicle forcing me to remove my windshield frame. What a major difference in visibility removing the windshield frame made. It […]
Continue Readingwith Miles D. Oliver YJ Wrangler Flares on a Suzuki The Suzuki I drive is a 1992 model. In 1990 Suzuki switched to an all metal fender. The previous models had simple and much more flexible (and forgiving) plastic fenders. The fenders on my Suzuki were rough, dented, full of body putty […]
Continue ReadingDaystar Winch Isolator with Bill Johnston If you run a winch, you probably know a little about their quirks, but let me review. When the winch is reeled in, the hook either gets jammed up against the fairlead or it gets hooked on a convenient tow point. Both locations are solid but […]
Continue ReadingNext, we found a way (with more help from Roadless Gear) to control the new winch without breaking out the winch controller from the accessory bag. They provided their new Dash Mounted Winch Controls so that we would have full control at our fingertips without leaving the drivers seat. The control panel […]
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