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with Jay Hamvas Differential Caps Ive owned my Samurai for over 6 years now. I have been 4wheeling it from the day I bought it. Its amazing Ive gone this long without denting a differential cover. I guess my luck ran out. After finding out just how thin the Differential cover was I decided I […]
Continue Readingwith Bill Johnston Putting the power between the fenders John’s Foreign Engines supplied us with a very complete rebuild kit that would almost double the horsepower. We built it last month, so this month we throw it in between the fenders and get it broken in. Here is what the engine bay looked […]
Continue Readingwith Jim Mazzola Idler Arm Bracket with BEEF! ATTN: IFS folks. From an engineering standpoint, Ive long been skeptical of the strength of the stock idler arm on the Tracker when pitted against 31 or larger tires. I inspected it from time to time and found that it just seemed to […]
Continue Readingwith Jim Mazzola – kb8ymf@juno.com The Elusive Lower Geared Transfer Case Lower IS Better – for some things! What more can be said? Ive always wondered what was so great about a low range transfer case until now. All of you Samurai folks with your 4.16:1 cases cant have it all […]
Continue Readingwith Bill Johnston KAM Selectable Electric LockerPart 2 – Hitting the Rocks Last month we installed the KAM Electric Locker into a stock Samurai rear axle housing. This month we finished up the installation by running the wiring harness to the dash board switch and then taking it to the trails to […]
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Continue ReadingSponsered 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 […]
Continue Readingwith Brandi Seei Heater Refresh Refreshing a heater is just about the easiest thing that I have done on my Suzuki thus far. (We decided on the term refreshing since rebuilding conjures up visions of machine shops and shiny new parts. All we did is well, read on.) I actually had my first […]
Continue Readingwith Chad Howald Holley 2110 Carburetor Install By trade I am an ASE master certified diesel technician and have worked in the industry for the last 10 years as a mechanic. I have worked on fleets and then went to an International Dealership. I am currently out of it of the […]
Continue ReadingCutting Door Hinges On The Truck with Kim Ley The hinges are easy to cut if you use a dremel tool with a flex shaft on it. You can use either a cylindrical carbide bit that has a fairly small diameter, or those little flat stone cut-off disks. You will also need […]
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