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Hi im a new member. Looking to find the perfect vitara for when I pass my test...
could anybody tell me or advise me in which is the best suzuki to get for a first car. Im in love with these beasts lol.
Thanks
could anybody tell me or advise me in which is the best suzuki to get for a first car. Im in love with these beasts lol.
Thanks
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Re: newbie
It all depends what you want really.
Most standard vitaras have a similar 1.6 engine. There are tin tops, tin top long wheel base, and soft tops.
Then there is the Grand Vitara which is available with quite a few different engines and shapes.
What kind of age are you looking for? What's your rough budget?
Most standard vitaras have a similar 1.6 engine. There are tin tops, tin top long wheel base, and soft tops.
Then there is the Grand Vitara which is available with quite a few different engines and shapes.
What kind of age are you looking for? What's your rough budget?
Janspeed manifold, LWB Vit vented discs and calipers
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Re: newbie
welcome to the club
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Re: newbie
Hi as Dan said lot to choose from. What do you want to do with it?
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Jimny 1.6 not as good as an SJ but still good
Re: newbie
to the club
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Re: newbie
Dan's nailed the questions.
What are you going to do with it?
Daily driver, occasional laning, pay & plays days or 4x4 monster?
What's your budget?
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Ignis Sport 1.5 16V; Jimny gearbox, 410 transfer box; 5.125:1 Vitara diffs; rear Lockright, Rob Storr full float rear axle, rear discs, YJ springs, virtual lift, 31" Grizzly Claws, beadlock rims, +50mm LR arches, LED rear lights, LED roof spots, bucket seats, Luke harnesses, internal cage
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Re: newbie
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Re: newbie
Hi thank you for replying. As its my first car upto 900 is the budget. Don't want a big engine to start with because of the insurance. Got a few quotes for fully comp 1,500 for the year. Not too bad would you say? I'm wanting to get spot lights and bull bars? If not already on the car. Also prob get it sprayed pink lol ;-D
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Re: newbie
Sounds like what you want to find is a Rossini edition vitara.
Janspeed manifold, LWB Vit vented discs and calipers
Build thread -- Build photos -- HLA-Artwork
Coming soon: YJs, Trussed axles, Full float rear.