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Fightara on 32s

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Fightara on 32s

Post by fightara »

:D

Unfortunately this was just for fun - it's not permanently on 32s - yet... :twisted:
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Post by markil »

Looks awesome with the 32's :cool:
need to get them on there permanently
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Post by bigsteve »

Now that you know 32's will fit easily you must buy 33's
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Post by Gonzo »

Sills are for poofs, you're not driving hard enough :finger:
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Post by fightara »

:rofl: They don't fit easily... I must first find myself a panel beater I trust to put my baby under the knife.

I would love to put 33s on there just to piss Antt off. :finger:

And they certainly won't be A/Ts :cool:
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Post by fightara »

Gonzo wrote:Sills are for poofs, you're not driving hard enough :finger:


Then I must be a Hmm :finger: - if (when :?) bodylift goes in there will be sliders to protect my sills too :D
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Post by antt »

:finger: how bout getting the 32's on their permanently first.........even 31's :finger:

and once ya do that, i'll have my 36in swampers on :twisted: :finger:
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Post by sierrajim »

36 inch swampers on a Vitara? Would be cool. Sounds like time for SAS
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Post by moose »

saw Celia Barry,s SAS vit yesterday !!!!
VERY VERY nice !!!
ute style also looks sweet !!! :cool:

& she aint AFRAID to DRIVE IT !!!! :D
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Post by runnin4life »

im a bit of a newbie what is sas i have a feeling it has some thing to do with taking the ifs out? just a thought
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Post by antt »

yep, SAS is Solid Axle Swap
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Post by muppet_man67 »

moose wrote:saw Celia Barry,s SAS vit yesterday !!!!
VERY VERY nice !!!
ute style also looks sweet !!! :cool:

& she aint AFRAID to DRIVE IT !!!! :D


is that the one that was in 4wd monthly modified rig edition?
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Post by Gwagensteve »

Yes, I think it was in the old issue. White, auto, formerly estate wagon.

It recently grew a commodore v6, and to keep the engineer happy with the incresed weight, they lopped the back off to lighten the car.

It also has hilux/liteace custom diffs now.

Not sure what transfer it is running, I am guessing hilux.
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Post by fightara »

Gwagensteve wrote:Yes, I think it was in the old issue. White, auto, formerly estate wagon.

It recently grew a commodore v6, and to keep the engineer happy with the incresed weight, they lopped the back off to lighten the car.

It also has hilux/liteace custom diffs now.

Not sure what transfer it is running, I am guessing hilux.


Actually I'm pretty sure they're Nissan diffs/drivetrain under Celia's Vit.
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Post by sierrajim »

I thought they were Hilux. There is a write up somewhere on the final build. No time to find it though.
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Post by fightara »

Yeah, you may be right on the diffs - but it has a Nissan xfer.

Gonzo posted these links a while back, courtesy of Suzuki 4WD club.

http://craig.offroad.au.com/celia1.jpg
http://craig.offroad.au.com/celia2.jpg
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Post by Gonzo »

in the wagon form, with zook motor it was toyota axles

now a V6 ute it has nissan running gear
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Post by fightara »

SNAP!!!!
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Post by antt »

Gonzo wrote:in the wagon form, with zook motor it was toyota axles

now a V6 ute it has nissan running gear


and not a black grill in sight ;) :finger:
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Post by Gwagensteve »

Thanks for the clarification. GQ?
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Post by fightara »

Gwagensteve wrote:Thanks for the clarification. GQ?


I think I read somewhere that they were GQ. Not certain though. Certainly it would now been one tough Vitara.

Maybe Gonzo knows?
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Post by Gonzo »

fightara wrote:Maybe Gonzo knows?


NFI

i dont bother with the suzuki club anymore to be honest :roll:
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Post by moose »

if there GQ , there very narrow !! :shock:

honestly didnt have a look , (thought it was still hilux under it !!) :D
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Post by Beastmavster »

I didnt see anything there that said GQ diffs... just the Tcase
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32"s

Post by SiKiD_01 »

fightara, will you be fitting the 32"s permanantly?
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Re: 32"s

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SiKiD_01 wrote:fightara, will you be fitting the 32"s permanantly?


Yes and No. I have sold those 32" A/Ts to a mate. I will be keeping 29s for the road, because I do a lot of driving and tyres that big would sap too much power.

The plan is to fit 32s for offroad (now that I've seen that their fitment is possible). However before that happens, I'll be installing a rockhopper and an air locker to strengthen up the front diff. The Vit's low range is so high, and the front end so weak I'd end up breaking something pretty soon with that much traction. The plan is for Swampers :twisted: but they're damn expensive :?

All of this is kinda speculative. Much as I would like to do up the Vit, the cost of those mods could buy me a very capable Sierra, which would perform better offroad than my IFS Vit. It's a lot of money to spend for the sake of having something different... Plus if I had something cheap I'd drive it harder :twisted:
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Post by Beastmavster »

Buy a cheap vit, fit a rockhopper and drive it really hard.

If you kill it put the rokchopper in your good one :D and buy a sierra
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Post by fightara »

Suzuki Viagra wrote:Buy a cheap vit, fit a rockhopper and drive it really hard.

If you kill it put the rokchopper in your good one :D and buy a sierra


hrmmm... Yours still 4sale :D :finger:
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Post by Beastmavster »

Yeah... but I just paid $600 worth of rego on it after a sydney buyer didnt front

So that's $600 I need back. maybe I can cash in rego I dunno.....
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Post by fightara »

Suzuki Viagra wrote:Yeah... but I just paid $600 worth of rego on it after a sydney buyer didnt front

So that's $600 I need back. maybe I can cash in rego I dunno.....


Don't mind me - I'm all talk anyway :D Besides, I'm more inclined to get something without IFS. Vitara Rockhoppers are a f@#$ing ripoff too. I don't understand why they're so much more than the Sierra's, or Luxes for that matter.
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