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POST YOUR ZOOK FLEX SHOTS.

Tech Talk for Suzuki owners.

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Post by Midget »

EARSEZOOK wrote:
grimbo wrote:here's a bit better shot with the wide tracks in. The back isn't flexed out much but it does show the front working



Shame about the rattle can paint job, Looked better green.


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Post by M&M Custom Engineerin »

a couple of mine flexed up
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Post by Dozoor »

Especialy like the bottom one mick , looks Smick :P
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Post by WaveCult »

mickbj42 wrote:a couple of mine flexed up


Geez mate, had trouble finding the front left tyre! Impressive flex! Would love to see my "standard" Suzuki Grand Vitara with independent front suspension do that! But then again... if it did, it'd be a pretty good indication that I'd broken something!!! :)
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Post by Beastmavster »

WaveCult wrote:
mickbj42 wrote:a couple of mine flexed up


Geez mate, had trouble finding the front left tyre! Impressive flex! Would love to see my "standard" Suzuki Grand Vitara with independent front suspension do that! But then again... if it did, it'd be a pretty good indication that I'd broken something!!! :)


Dont knock the Vitara too much it still does more flex than most 4wd's these days.

At least it's easier to modify for more flex than a Pajero, Jackeroo, a Rodeo or a new Landcruiser!

You can still get some good flex out of ther front. I'm not happy with my springs so I cant get best flex at the front but it's still heaps more than you have now.....

try antt he gets better front flex than me with his OME kit.
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Post by WaveCult »

Suzuki Viagra wrote:Dont knock the Vitara too much it still does more flex than most 4wd's these days.

At least it's easier to modify for more flex than a Pajero, Jackeroo, a Rodeo or a new Landcruiser!

You can still get some good flex out of ther front. I'm not happy with my springs so I cant get best flex at the front but it's still heaps more than you have now.....

try antt he gets better front flex than me with his OME kit.


For 1.5 grand it better! :) Mine's completely stock (so far)...
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Post by WaveCult »

However my Terios (over in Portugal) feels a little bit better in terms of flex...
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Post by N*A*M »

you are a cool dude wheeling this thing :cool:

my friend has a lwb gv and she's a full maller
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Post by PRZOOK »

Here's a couple of me flexing a while back in my GV, testing out the new suspension before a 10 day QLD trip.

The full set of images can be seen here
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Post by WaveCult »

WaveCult wrote:However my Terios (over in Portugal) feels a little bit better in terms of flex...


Is it just me or have my attachments.photos dissapeared from both my Grand Vitara and Terios posts? :? (divine intervention maybe? suggesting I get back to work? ... or maybe it's just my pc)
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Post by antt »

WaveCult wrote:
WaveCult wrote:However my Terios (over in Portugal) feels a little bit better in terms of flex...


Is it just me or have my attachments.photos dissapeared from both my Grand Vitara and Terios posts? :? (divine intervention maybe? suggesting I get back to work? ... or maybe it's just my pc)


check out this thread-> http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/PHP_Modul ... php?t=6416

apparently all should be back to normal tonight :)

i've been trying to upload some new pics of my vitara
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Post by WaveCult »

antt wrote:Is it just me or have my attachments.photos dissapeared from both my Grand Vitara and Terios posts? :? (divine intervention maybe? suggesting I get back to work? ... or maybe it's just my pc)


check out this thread-> http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/PHP_Modul ... php?t=6416

apparently all should be back to normal tonight :)

i've been trying to upload some new pics of my vitara[/quote]

Great stuff... I did find it strange because one moment it was there, the next it was gone...

Thanks for the link to the thread! At least I'm not seeing things (or not) :!:
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Post by JimnyJeep »

Just taken today.
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Post by antt »

WaveCult wrote:
Suzuki Viagra wrote:Dont knock the Vitara too much it still does more flex than most 4wd's these days.

At least it's easier to modify for more flex than a Pajero, Jackeroo, a Rodeo or a new Landcruiser!

You can still get some good flex out of ther front. I'm not happy with my springs so I cant get best flex at the front but it's still heaps more than you have now.....

try antt he gets better front flex than me with his OME kit.


For 1.5 grand it better! :) Mine's completely stock (so far)...


these are some i took on the weekend, mines just got the standard ome lift and 30x9.5's (hopefully fitting some longer shocks to the rear soon to gain a bit more flex)
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Post by JimnyJeep »

Tidy rig you got there Antt. :cool:

Should meet up and go for a wheel sometime. :D
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Post by ljxtreem »

i have some flex too :lol:
i think getting the balance between front and rear flex is much more important than just getting heaps of travel.

keep it real, keep it full sick :twisted:
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Post by N*A*M »

i saw the video of you taking a good line through some ruts

the critter is wicked :twisted:
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Post by redzook »

N*A*M wrote:i saw the video of you taking a good line through some ruts

the critter is wicked :twisted:


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Post by greg »

ljxtreem wrote:i have some flex too :lol:
i think getting the balance between front and rear flex is much more important than just getting heaps of travel.

keep it real, keep it full sick :twisted:


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Post by grimbo »

it's all down hill now folks. Mock has joined heaven help us :finger:
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Post by WaveCult »

ljxtreem wrote:i have some flex too :lol:
i think getting the balance between front and rear flex is much more important than just getting heaps of travel.

keep it real, keep it full sick :twisted:


Nice pics... I've seen your before... with the unmistakably original bull bar.

Looks like it'd float with a shape like that! Just have to seal it up :) (I'm not baging it mate, it's a very cool ride)
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Post by antt »

my vitara is so good, it can flex on an invisible rti ramp :finger:
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Post by greg »

love the dis-proportion in the shock travel vs shock lenght in the back there :D
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Post by redzook »

this is from today

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Post by Beastmavster »

antt wrote:
WaveCult wrote:
Suzuki Viagra wrote:
try antt he gets better front flex than me with his OME kit.


For 1.5 grand it better! :) Mine's completely stock (so far)...


these are some i took on the weekend, mines just got the standard ome lift and 30x9.5's (hopefully fitting some longer shocks to the rear soon to gain a bit more flex)


Yeah I said his front flexes better than mine - not his rear.....

You get those rear shockers yet?? I'll bring the other ones down tomorrow if you haven't :P
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Post by antt »

ordered em yesterday, should be here monday
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Post by WaveCult »

antt wrote:my vitara is so good, it can flex on an invisible rti ramp :finger:


Love the low profile tyres... :D
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Post by skippy »

greg wrote:love the dis-proportion in the shock travel vs shock lenght in the back there :D



sure they aren't hydro rams?

if not i'd love to know more info about his airbag setup. like how many bags, size, line size, how many solenoids, feeder tanks, pumps, tank/line splitters etc etc.
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Post by antt »

skippy wrote:
greg wrote:love the dis-proportion in the shock travel vs shock lenght in the back there :D



sure they aren't hydro rams?

if not i'd love to know more info about his airbag setup. like how many bags, size, line size, how many solenoids, feeder tanks, pumps, tank/line splitters etc etc.


yes its a hydro setup, you can only see a little bit of the upper part of the ram because it goes up through the floor. notice all the pumps in the back ;)
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