A question though, I have a 98 Sammy building. Its RHD and doesnt use spring blades/leaf spring suspension. It uses a trailing arm and shock set up. Where can I get urethane bushings for it the trailing arm and also a shifter?
New member from Jamaica
New member from Jamaica
Hi guys, new member here from Jamaica. I have a 1988 Suzuki Samurai Targa Top.
A question though, I have a 98 Sammy building. Its RHD and doesnt use spring blades/leaf spring suspension. It uses a trailing arm and shock set up. Where can I get urethane bushings for it the trailing arm and also a shifter?
A question though, I have a 98 Sammy building. Its RHD and doesnt use spring blades/leaf spring suspension. It uses a trailing arm and shock set up. Where can I get urethane bushings for it the trailing arm and also a shifter?
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dan_2k_uk
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Hi and welcome.
Cant be of much use on the coiled 98 as we never got the coiled version in the uk.
Are you after a shifter or a shifter bush?
Cant be of much use on the coiled 98 as we never got the coiled version in the uk.
Are you after a shifter or a shifter bush?
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Welcome to SCUK.
A truly global Zuk forum these days so it seems.
Again, cant be of any help on the suspension. Sorry.
A truly global Zuk forum these days so it seems.
Again, cant be of any help on the suspension. Sorry.
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Welcome! 
Pictures of your other Sj would be great, I'd imagine they would be the same as Jimny or vitara trailing arms, so I would try Llama 4x4, vits4bits or Jimnybits (search them in google)
Pictures of your other Sj would be great, I'd imagine they would be the same as Jimny or vitara trailing arms, so I would try Llama 4x4, vits4bits or Jimnybits (search them in google)
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welcolm:)
looks loads more fun driving suzukis out there than here. clean looking truck you have though.
Joe:)
looks loads more fun driving suzukis out there than here. clean looking truck you have though.
Joe:)
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Howdy 
Sid James gone but never forgotten
Jimny 1.6 not as good as an SJ but still good
Jimny 1.6 not as good as an SJ but still good
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to the club 
86 SJ413 tin top, 1.6 8v, SU carb, YJ spring conversion, virtual lift, 33x12.5x15 KL71's, rocklobster, rear discs, power steering.
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mk1joe. It is pretty fun off roading here. We have alot of country and mountains so it basically traversing that, oh and beach walks (were not 4WD or AWD cannot go) in order to go fishing. No Road, No problem.We dont do as much mud bugging as it seem like you guys do.
hail everyone
hail everyone
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Ok thanks Boyes. Will take some pics. Thanks for the welcome guys.Boyes wrote:Welcome!