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 K.C. Murphy Xtreeme Bedliner Why Bedline? Maybe you have a rather unattractive interior. Its seen some better days, the paint is long worn through, youve patched some rusty holes, and youd like to disguise some sins of the past. On the other hand, you may have a rust-free tub which you […]
Continue Readingwith Scott Rossow Is Bigger always Better? Look around, everything seems to be getting bigger than ever and somebody has to stop the madness! Airplane seats are bigger, mmm okay, I can live with that. Big Macs are available 40% bigger in some markets, mmm, okay, I guess. I never really understood why […]
Continue ReadingFully Machined Billet Aluminum Door Hinges with Bill Johnston The removal of the doors on a Suzuki Samurai is probably the most common upgrade done. It takes about thirty minutes with a dremel or cutoff wheel and can be done by just about anyone. Here is a couple of links to show you […]
Continue Readingwith Drew Huber Beef Your Birfields I have always heard that the weak link on the Samurai front axle was the birfield joint. After pricing custom axles for the Zuk, I decided to keep the stock axle and beef them up. I had always wanted to run 33″ tires but was concerned that the […]
Continue ReadingThe complete on-line resource for Suzuki Preformance!
Continue ReadingThe complete on-line resource for Suzuki Preformance!
Continue ReadingThe complete on-line resource for Suzuki Preformance!
Continue ReadingClick Here To Visit 3″ Suspension System Installationwith Zig ‘Zukipilot’ Zeigler Many Tracker and Sidekick owners quickly realize that the only major limitation to their 4×4 is the ride height. After only a few trips off-road I started looking for ways to get better ground clearance. I originally purchased the Calmini 2″ lift, and […]
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Continue ReadingClick Here To Visit 15- Install the new Calmini strut spacer to the new Calmini strut using the supplied 5/16″ hardware and install the complete strut assembly to the strut tower and let hang (pic 14-15). 16- Attach the new Calmini control arms to the frame using the factory hardware. At this time only […]
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