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 Dave King (Asian Auto Parts) Build Your Own Panhard Bar For everyone that owns a SPOA and has had trouble turning when ever you articulate a panhard bar may be the answer for you! Every time I got caught in a twisted up spot and needed to turn to the right, I […]
Continue Readingwith Chris Robbins ’95 Accent Buckets My JX seats were starting to look pretty bad. After hearing, “‘Bout time for some new seats, ain’t it?” one too many times, I felt that it was time to do something about this. I liked the JX seats, so I checked with a local upholstery […]
Continue Readingwith Bill Johnston High Clearance Trans Mount Upgrades are designed out of a need to improve actual performance of a particular vehicle component group. This is what separates an upgrade from a decorative bolt-on. The High Clearance Trans Mount (HCTM) is an upgrade that has been needed for a long time. The installation time […]
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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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Continue ReadingGM 100 Amp Alt The GM 100 amp alt. that fits in a Samurai (that was sold by Loren) is a GM 7127 model. It doesn’t need the idiot light connection or the Field (excitor) connection. It’s self exciting and only needs the one wire connection to the battery. Also will need to […]
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Continue ReadingThe complete on-line resource for Suzuki Preformance!
Continue ReadingWhen we added the air cleaner to the engine compartment, we noticed right away that the power steering reservoir would have to find another home. We fabbed up a small bracket to keep the air cleaner just above the stock jack mount on the drivers side inner fender well. There was just […]
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