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with (TD) Troy Graham Rotary Engine Install: Part 1, Page 3 This is a view of the motor sitting in the engine bay. As you can tell from the pic, there’s all kinda room everywhere: Overall height is not a concern, either: With a 2×8 posing as a radiator, you can […]
Continue Readingwith (TD) Troy Graham Rotary Engine Install: Part 1, Page 2 To make this whole process easier, I removed the front valance on the Sammi. Since it is held on by about a dozen difficult-to-reach phillips-head screws, this was a real, major PITA: The first trial fitting revealed a […]
Continue ReadingRear Axle Bearing Disassembly Remove the rear brake drum Loosen the lug nuts on the wheel to be repaired (do not remove them). Lift the rear of your Samurai and support the axle tube with jack stands. Remove the lug nuts and wheel. Check the parking brake, ensuring it is released. To […]
Continue ReadingYou can see on the left how the new transmission mount is formed by an arm extending from the new crossmember. We drilled the mounting points using a 5/16″ drill bit. The drivers side mounting holes are very close to the exhaust system, so be careful. If you have aftermarket exhaust […]
Continue ReadingThe Trail Tough Rock Block with Bill Johnston You want to go really slow in the rocks, but you don’t want to lose the ability to drive on the highway. You like the idea of additional transfer case, but you don’t want to lengthen your drive train which will shorten your rear drive […]
Continue ReadingWith Bill Johnston Rock Biters!From Zuks Off Road Protection is important for many reasons. Whether you have a rock crawler or a street cruiser, any additional protection for a Samurai is worth the effort. Zuks Off Road has a new product that makes the installation of rocker protection a lot easier. For […]
Continue Readingwith Joe Sandifer Installing Tracker / Kick rear seat belts in your Sami Materials needed: Roll / Sport cage with rear family hoop Geo Tracker / Suzuki Sidekick (2 door) rear seat belts and buckles with original hardware Some minor fabricating skills and welder or a good sheet metal shop (I used the latter) […]
Continue Readingwith Bill Johnston Shrockworks Rear Bumper and Tire Carrier The guys at Shrockworks have created a rear bumper that matches their front winch bumper in style as well as function. With six mounting points and wrap-around rock sliders, it is as strong as it looks too. It is available in bare steel […]
Continue ReadingNext we bolted on the optional Swing Away Tire Rack. When the bumper is ordered with this option, there is a 1″ pivot rod welded through the bumper. Using the 2″ washer supplied with the rack, everything is secured with a stainless steel allen head bolt. The latch at […]
Continue ReadingSupercharger Installation Disassembly Disassembly Disconnect the battery. Remove the front grill and backing screen. Remove the air cleaner hat and filter box from the engine compartment. Remove the pre-heat hose. Drain the cooling system. Remove the upper radiator hose and the radiator. Remove the thermostat housing and thermostat. Disconnect […]
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