Month: September 2010

    Click Here To Visit Zook Math This section is dedicated to Suzuki Math. Please select the link from the left to visit the article of interest.  Send your ideas to: webmaster@izook.com. Select from the articles on the left side of the page. 08/11/10 14:48 Looking for more exposure at your web site? We […]

  Click to visit with Bill Johnston 4.57 Yukon Gears from Low Range Off-Road While it is popular to hunt down stock Suzuki gears from Sidekicks and Trackers, there are some good aftermarket gears out there too. We are looking to move the power band a little by installing a set of 4.57:1 gears in […]

      Steering Linkage Installation Calmini Sterring Linkage Kit Part Number SS1582 kit eliminates the need for a drop pitman arm and it will improve on and off-road handling. The Steering Linkage Kit  was designed to improve or modify: Turning Ratio — It is changed by adjusting the ratio to 1/2 the number of […]

Exterior Light Mount Brackets with Bill Johnston   When you have an idea about an upgrade component, and you own a shop that makes custom designs in steel, turning an idea into reality is just another walk in the park for Troy and Amy Frank. Their company – Designs of Steel – continues to produce […]

LED Lighting with Bill Johnston We keep piling on electrical equipment and it takes a toll on our systems. New winch needs a new battery, that new welder needs a bigger alternator, the new lighting needs…  well, needs nothing if you go with LED technology. I have five rather large, high amperage flood lights under […]

Sponsered by Petroworks Click Here To Visit   with Petroworks Petroworks has been kind enough to give iZook permission to reprint this “Quick Fix” article. This is an article from a series that you can find at the Petroworks web site.  Look for down loadable video files in the future that will be provided by […]

    with Jim Bova Yankee-Offroad Samurai Hood Latches   Have you ever had to open your hood in a hurry and had to search through a glove box full of junk? Or been in the nose up attitude and opened the glove box and had all that junk fall out onto your passenger? Well […]

      with Bill Johnston KAM Selectable Electric LockerPart 1 – Installation A few years back, when I first looked into the different lockers that were available for a Samurai, I came across a company that built one designed to be either cable or air actuated. I never got a chance to see one […]

with Jim Mazzola Jim, What Have You Done? The glassy eyed look and lower jaw almost hitting the floor are the initial reactions which are usually followed by, youre kidding, right? But I guess thats to be expected when I tell everyone I was cannibalizing a perfectly good 2004 4 dr ZR2 Tracker, (with leather […]

      with  Jim Mazzola – The Elusive Lower Geared Transfer Case The real work: Now comes the work. As you can see in the picture, the gear size difference will necessitate grinding the inside of the case for clearance. Youll need a die grinder, some grinding wax, and a lot of patience. The […]