I was talking to them while they were doing it, it was the manager that done the tyres and the brakes, they changed the tyres on the SJ alloys and the tyres onto my black 8 spokes on the GV
Think I'll put a normal battery on it for now, XS power are supposed to be good but I don't know where I can get one in the UK
Wheel Spacers: Hubcentric vs non Hubcentric
Re: Wheel Spacers: Hubcentric vs non Hubcentric
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Re: Wheel Spacers: Hubcentric vs non Hubcentric
My optima came out of an old chrysler voyager people carrier (my ex's dads lol) so if you can find one in a breakers it might be worth a look to see if theres an original one in itScottieJ wrote:Either way I wouldn't put an optima near any car of mine nowadays. They only make them in Mexico now.
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'93 Suzuki Samurai Sport 1.6 16v SU. Virtual lift, spring under, 31s
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'93 Suzuki Samurai Sport 1.6 16v SU. Virtual lift, spring under, 31s
'93 Maruti Gypsy MG410
"If brute force doesn't fix your problem, you aren't using enough of it."
Re: Wheel Spacers: Hubcentric vs non Hubcentric
According to their website it is:ScottieJ wrote:An optima yellow top is not a Starting battery.
At around 1000 CCA its a big improvement on a stock battery.Description: High power, dual purpose engine start and deep cycle, sealed lead acid battery
2006 Jimny JLX+ 1.3 VVT
2000 Vitara 4u2 - Calmini 3+3, 33" MTs, 5:83 R&Ps, winch bumper, remapped ECU.
1986 Suzuki SJ413K - G16 conversion
1984 Suzuki SJ410 - Blitz
2000 Vitara 4u2 - Calmini 3+3, 33" MTs, 5:83 R&Ps, winch bumper, remapped ECU.
1986 Suzuki SJ413K - G16 conversion
1984 Suzuki SJ410 - Blitz
Re: Wheel Spacers: Hubcentric vs non Hubcentric
Yes that's why I said it in my last post.
This must be a new thing as they used to say it wasn't suitable for a starting battery, they must have changed it recently.
However I've known of a few optimas that have died and wouldn't come back to life even after the recomended deep discharge recovery procedures. All just outside their warranty period and for a battery that costs £160+ I'd like it to last more than a couple of years.
When I need a new battery I'll be getting this. http://www.tayna.co.uk/Enduroline-CXV-X ... P9008.html
This must be a new thing as they used to say it wasn't suitable for a starting battery, they must have changed it recently.
However I've known of a few optimas that have died and wouldn't come back to life even after the recomended deep discharge recovery procedures. All just outside their warranty period and for a battery that costs £160+ I'd like it to last more than a couple of years.
When I need a new battery I'll be getting this. http://www.tayna.co.uk/Enduroline-CXV-X ... P9008.html
Re: Wheel Spacers: Hubcentric vs non Hubcentric
That battery looks good, would be great for the GV cause I'd put the normal terminals on and use the smaller negative terminal for a ground kit, means I wouldnt need to make a new negative terminal and body ground cables, might get one of them if I can find terminals for the smaller ones on the battery
2003 Grand Vitara 2.0 16v
16x7 Black 8 spokes
Nexen road tyres
32mm spacers
Kenwood Double Din Head Unit
Hidden CB radio
Cruise Control
GV Build Thread
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16x7 Black 8 spokes
Nexen road tyres
32mm spacers
Kenwood Double Din Head Unit
Hidden CB radio
Cruise Control
GV Build Thread
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SuzukiPicsUK on Instagram
Re: Wheel Spacers: Hubcentric vs non Hubcentric
those auxiliary terminals should be threaded, so you can just use a nut on them, generally they even come with a set of nuts on the stud, so you can just bolt ring terminals on there
It's not a question of how much you spend on your suzuki, but when your money will run out