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It makes a bit of difference, better onroad driving. http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d136/suzukiboyoz/SuzukiVitaraCalminiParts9.jpg http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d136/suzukiboyoz/SuzukiVitaraCalminiParts20.jpg http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d136/suzukiboyoz/SuzukiVitaraCalminiParts19.jpg ...

It will fit with a simple mod.

Lift 3"
Tyres 30" Mud
Locker ARB Air

Will do most people

No guard modification with my Vit on 30", 3" lift fitted.

I thought it was 40 litre + reserve

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Here is a pic of the 140 fog.

I have a box of 140 Hella's in the shed.

Bar is made by me.

Does anyone have a rear reversing light on there Vitara's..? Looking for some pics of mounting postions. I just fitted a 140 Hella round fog to the bumper right hand side of number plate. Have a 30" spare on the spare wheel holder. http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d136/suzukiboyoz/bumper3.jpg Going ...

Holy Bananna Peals Bat Man

me3@neuralfibre.com wrote:We trashed the insertion rubber on the race car - didn't last. It tears despite the canvas.

Polyurethane is the stuff if you want something unkillable. It's more expensive, and stiffer.

Paul

This is what I use, you can have it made to just about any size & thickness and cut it down to suit.

I have owned my Vit SWB hardtop 5 years.

Was good on fuel when first brought 8 litres per 100klms.

It is my daliy drive with all the mods it is now 10 litres per 100klms.

But is too small for me these days, I have to leave alot behind when camping.

I would buy a 4 door Vit.

Which Suzuki do you have........?

I have a set of Hella Rallye 2000 ad they are a big spotlight, fits with mm's to spare.

The Calmini 6" lift is combined with the 3" body lift. so you can get a 2" or 3" Calmini lift kit.

Wheel Travel is great, I run 30" and no rubbing.

Love how many klms a coulpe of you have done in your Vit's Well done on the purchase mate, my vitara is almost at 400,000kms and its still going strong! Don't worry about the whines as everyone else has said, the gearboxes hardly ever fail but they are noisy. Mine sounds like a steam train in 5th ...

The stereo is great for getting rid of the noises. The screws in the bottom of my dash fall out every now and then. gearbox whines, thrustbearing whines, diff whiles but no problems, turn your radio up louder, the whines will last for years and probably never fail... dash? all the vits i have seen ...

I brought a OPM big for my Vitara, but the wings stick out side the window...
Sits in the bedroom on display now........

Normal whine from gearbox, diff, tailshaft, should here mine I put some high density foam in the console to block some of the noise.

With the rear mount the rear spare has a bit of spring when I hit bumps and I modified the door rubber mount as well so it does move around as well.

I think the soft top spare wheel carrier is a little higher than a hard top. This was my mod to clear the rear bumper before a made up a new bumper. Running 30" MTR. http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d136/suzukiboyoz/sparewheelbracket.jpg http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d136/suzukiboyoz/30mtr.jpg

Bolted on top of the chassis is the best way

You wouldn't want to own a motorcycle then, my last service for Oil, Filter, Coolant and Brake Fluid cost me $450 including 1 hour of labor at $280 an hour.

Mines a 1.6 EFI SWB

Trying to find some pics of the mount points I took.

There is a difference in the 1.6 models, the front bar on mine is a tube and on others it is a flat bar.

With out bumper

Have to agree with Gwagensteve looks like torque not impact. Do you have a front diff locker? I know you have drop brackets and you got about 31/2 to 4inch lift right. Not 100% sure but the angle of the cv can put strain on the diff housing, if at too much angle. I have the drop brackets (Calmini 3 ...

Bloody Hell Batman you did a good job on that.

If it fits your model I would get one.

The bar will not reduce your approach angle, it will give you more.

atari4x4 wrote:i can't believe he is still in business, shopped there once. NEVER again & will advise others to shop around! It seems everyone has the same opinion.

They may make there money ripping first time customers, but I have advised a lot of people also not to shop there, so hopefully karma works.

Would love to tell how the W.A. shop treat's it's customer's but oh what a can of worms that would be.

vit94 wrote:Hi suzuki boy what thickness is the bash plates from calmini and how much are they ???

5mm thick, I brought them years ago now, can't remember exact prices but I was ripped by the seller of these products in W.A.

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