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BigJimny Meet - 2020 (01 Nov 2019)
Its the big one! The 50th Anniversary of the Jimny.
17th May 2020
Parkwood (Tong - near Leeds)
Parkwood (Tong - near Leeds)
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01 Dec 2017 21:42 - 02 Dec 2017 02:32 #186928
by muto
Hi everyone,
First post here... I have a 2006 Jimny JX with 260tkm(or 161000 miles).
Jimny's cost like crazy in Finland so decided to be a brave person and purchased one with quite a high mileage. Only rust in trunk area, might need some welding at some point.
Really like how simple the car is, no power steering, AC, power windows, ABS, central locking..or anything. There is a radio(not original).
Nice to be able to some maintenance yourself.
I had some engine issues with the car around one month ago. That was solved with a new lambda, simple car and a simple fix.
Also annoying issue with water getting inside the car. We will see if this finding was the cause:
Luckily the car is so easy to take apart...
Still have to solve some issues with "death wobble". Not too serious but it would be nice to get rid of it.
First post here... I have a 2006 Jimny JX with 260tkm(or 161000 miles).
Jimny's cost like crazy in Finland so decided to be a brave person and purchased one with quite a high mileage. Only rust in trunk area, might need some welding at some point.
Really like how simple the car is, no power steering, AC, power windows, ABS, central locking..or anything. There is a radio(not original).
Nice to be able to some maintenance yourself.
I had some engine issues with the car around one month ago. That was solved with a new lambda, simple car and a simple fix.
Also annoying issue with water getting inside the car. We will see if this finding was the cause:
Luckily the car is so easy to take apart...
Still have to solve some issues with "death wobble". Not too serious but it would be nice to get rid of it.
Last edit: 02 Dec 2017 02:32 by muto. Reason: crappy englishmishm
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01 Dec 2017 22:13 #186931
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23 Dec 2017 07:56 #187740
by 1066Boy
Jimny JLX Facelift model 2005.
Kashmir Blue Pearl Metallic.
2" lift with Procomp Es1000 shocks.
Diff and transfer box guards from Jimnybits.
215/75/15 General Grabber x3's
and a driver called Allan (1066Boy)
Thats an advantage here. You don't get stuck in the ruts that the Landrovers make.

Jimny JLX Facelift model 2005.
Kashmir Blue Pearl Metallic.
2" lift with Procomp Es1000 shocks.
Diff and transfer box guards from Jimnybits.
215/75/15 General Grabber x3's
and a driver called Allan (1066Boy)
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02 Feb 2018 21:55 #189057
by MadsV
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19 Feb 2018 22:24 #189488
by yakuza
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2005 Jimny M16A VVT, 235 BFG MT, 2" Trailmaster, 17%/87% high/low gears.
You can try to lower the tire pressure. At least down to 1 bar when driving in deep snow. Refill again before doing more than 60kmt on highway. Stronger off road tires can handle even lower pressure. The risk of damage or puncture increase of course.muto wrote:
How much mods i need to drive thru normal winter?
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2005 Jimny M16A VVT, 235 BFG MT, 2" Trailmaster, 17%/87% high/low gears.
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