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What did you do to your jimny today?
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29 Feb 2024 15:49 #254697
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Replied by rogerzilla on topic What did you do to your jimny today?
I see Suzuki are still using the same steel for the front hub bolts
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01 Mar 2024 12:12 - 01 Mar 2024 17:35 #254721
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I went and got it from the dealer.
On level ground, the seat position is actually spot on with the bulkhead in place (I'm 5'10") BUT I think I will need a sheet of stiff plastic or something to prevent chafing of the mesh against the seat back. Has anyone found anything suitable?
The car is very good - unlike some Suzukis, the clutch biting point is in a sensible place. The engine thrums more then in a gen3, where it whines!
Update...I managed to swap the wheels in between showers. The locking wheel nuts they use now are horrid. I have some Trilock ones I think I'll fit instead.
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On level ground, the seat position is actually spot on with the bulkhead in place (I'm 5'10") BUT I think I will need a sheet of stiff plastic or something to prevent chafing of the mesh against the seat back. Has anyone found anything suitable?
The car is very good - unlike some Suzukis, the clutch biting point is in a sensible place. The engine thrums more then in a gen3, where it whines!
Update...I managed to swap the wheels in between showers. The locking wheel nuts they use now are horrid. I have some Trilock ones I think I'll fit instead.
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01 Mar 2024 19:51 #254741
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Replied by Soeley on topic What did you do to your jimny today?
Those wheels look good on
Black 2019 Jimny SZ5
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