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    1995 Suzuki Samurai-SJ413

    Mods:
    2 inch body lift
    1 inch suspension lift
    repositioned shock mounts for longer shocks
    2 inch. exhaust pipe
    freeflow muffler
    31 inch Pirelli Scorpions mud tires
    swap t-case for a SJ410 for lower gearing
    fire extinguisher
    no second row seat
    Bosch Platinum plugs
    Gas tank armor

    It has taken me to and back (well most of the time) from the trails of Tanay, Boso-Boso and Maarat. It is also my daily ride during my coding day.

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    More pix from the muddy trail of San Ysiro Tanay 9/11/05

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    Inggit! Nice mods... practical!

    What car is the new tranny from? An older Samurai? Doesn't it affect your top speed or economy?
    Last edited by niky; September 25th, 2006 at 10:59 PM.

    Ang pagbalik ng comeback...

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    It's from a 1000cc jimny/samurai. With bigger tires than stock 27" to 31" I've lost my "omph" so I need to shift one gear down. The change to a 410 t-case (lower gearing) makes me now shift normally.

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    danda....

    make me wants one also....

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    Oist Alfred! Ayos to ah. Inggit ako..gaya din ako. Hehehe :D

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    Remember this picture? :cheers2:

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    Quote Originally Posted by afrasay View Post
    It's from a 1000cc jimny/samurai. With bigger tires than stock 27" to 31" I've lost my "omph" so I need to shift one gear down. The change to a 410 t-case (lower gearing) makes me now shift normally.
    I can imagine, then, that your speedometer is mostly "suggestive" now instead of indicative...

    Anyways, nice rig, man... inggit ako talaga...

    Ang pagbalik ng comeback...

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    Quote Originally Posted by mikaztro View Post
    Remember this picture? :cheers2:

    San baol mo nahukay yan? pede sa before and after shot yan, well except for Tess kasi present pa siya. ;)

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    Quote Originally Posted by niky View Post
    I can imagine, then, that your speedometer is mostly "suggestive" now instead of indicative... :grin
    You're right. My speedo reads 60 kph but I'm really going 80 kph and overtaking cars at SLEx. It suggest that I'm moving na. :D
    Last edited by afrasay; September 25th, 2006 at 11:56 PM.

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    ok ho ba talaga ang performance ng samurai? im planning to buy para service sa farm po.. may mga used ba na mabibili at ok pa?

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    Ganda ng Sammy na to. Pogi pa may ari, idol!

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    nice lookin' sammy!

    i love 'em little monsters :D
    Got Mazda?-http://www.MAZDAtech.org [SIZE="1"]est. 2000[/SIZE]
    got mazda 2? -> mazda2ners

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    I Love Samurais

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    Hi. Very impressive. Howerver, I have a rather naive question. Given the choice, what to do you think of Suzuki Vitara as compared to the Samurai? Why?

    I am seriously eying and weighing a Suzuki for my daily ride as well as weekend not-so-off-road sorties.

    Thank you.

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    I would go for a Vitara for a daily drive. It offers much more creature comfort (at a price of course)than a Samurai. I use my Samurai during my coding day and weekend trails.

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    Quote Originally Posted by totoarlu View Post
    ok ho ba talaga ang performance ng samurai? im planning to buy para service sa farm po.. may mga used ba na mabibili at ok pa?
    Ok ang Samurai, its like having a mini land cruise or a patrol due to its front solid axle. Mura ang parts and readily available. Prices range from 80 to 180k. Got mine for 90k. Had it in blue color, its the one in Mikaztro's post.
    Last edited by afrasay; December 21st, 2006 at 05:59 AM.

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    and the next question is, how much have you already spent now that it's orange (paint,suspension,tires,mods,lahat)?
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    Very minimal. Suspension is still stock, even the steering components and even the steering stab is still the original one. Leaf springs F/R were purchased from UE auto supply, I believe they also supply Philhino these leafs. Shocks are KYB fluids. Paint job pretty much the same as a regular sedan. Pirellis were originally 30 inchers but were swap to 31's. The only major mods in Kitty was a body lift and a surplus t-case from an sj410. Pretty much a poor by poor upgrade if I may add.

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    Hi,
    is it easy to buy after market suzuki samurai parts in the philippines..im moving to Davao and im looking to purchase a 1996 suzuki samurai..needs a new clutch and rebuild transmission...

    Thanks,
    Ben

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Me and my 1995 Suzuki Samurai