Cruzer244's Jimny (Rhino Jr.)

Hey everyone.

I'm a new member on Bigjimny. I'm from South Africa. I stay 30km from the Botswana boarder

I have a 2010 suzuki jimny. I'm very happy with my jimny. I will post some photos of my jimny as it gets some extras on!

I already have steel undies, front diff protector and a towbar on the jimny. I'm getting a 3" suspension lift kit in a week. It is a GIZ suspension kit. Does anyone know it?
I still have STD road tyre's on. 205/70R15

I hope to give great thread to read!
Here is Rhino Jr.


I fitted a roofrack on Rhino jr this past weekend. I got the roofrack from a farmer in BW (Botswana) it came from a toyota.


Thanks
Cruzer





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JuanGuillie wrote: Hello and welcome Cruzer244's.
Good looking Jimny but.... the red plastic looking thing from the rhinoceros is for me personally "a not done". :silly:
But, it's your drive.... so if your happy with it... :whistle:

Anyway, have some good times with your Jimny !

Hey Juan.

I know the Rhino nose look not so good. But here in SA we trying to save our Rhino's against rhino pouches. I'm supporting the cause! So thats why I have the horn on my jimny. Here are a lot of 4x4's with them. I would like to show my children one day how a rhino looks like.

Sorry if my english is not so well.

But thanks for replying.


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I thought that was maybe a mobile butt plug :laugh: :laugh: :whistle:

nice looking jimny tho other than the horn in my opinion.

welcome to this fine forum full of honest guys n gals (not sure if theres any female members but I had to say it for equality reasons).

Thats not nice!! LoL

Here are some pics of me been lazy one day on the farm.

Wanted to flex my jimny a bit.




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JuanGuillie wrote: It's making your Jimny looking a little bit silly... so also will be the driver in it.
Sorry, but that is my honest opinion.

Thanks for the honesty you guys!
I understand where you guys are coming from, but like I said, in SA you see alot of suv's,4x4's and even carswith the rhino horn on them. You get use to it. So we not so silly
I also love Wildlife. We stay on a game farm so I see everyday wildlife.

Anyhow chat later.


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Hi and welcome to BIG JIMNY
I'm all for saving the RHINO so keep up the good work,there are to many animals being killed off by the pouches.

Nice rack! No seriously, I like your rack :eek:

Cruzer244 wrote:

Do you have a part number/maker for that towbar? I like the recovery ends on it, not something I've seen over here... How strong do you think they are? How thick is the steel?

welcome!

I was in SA this summer for a month working on a game reserve (im a vet student) and doing a bit of travelling. I miss the place so much, and good for you with the horn, if only more people shared your values working on the game reserve taught me a lot of things about the problems you guys face.

But back to the jimny! Hope you enjoy it, so many nice dirt tracks in SA to go tearing down

Cruzer244 wrote:

JuanGuillie wrote: It's making your Jimny looking a little bit silly... so also will be the driver in it.
Sorry, but that is my honest opinion.

Thanks for the honesty you guys!
I understand where you guys are coming from, but like I said, in SA you see alot of suv's,4x4's and even carswith the rhino horn on them. You get use to it. So we not so silly
I also love Wildlife. We stay on a game farm so I see everyday wildlife.

Anyhow chat later.


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Those pics are amazing the nearest we would get to that is in a zoo lol. Good on you with the rhino its terrible the way these idiots are trying to make money off poor animals

Cruzer244 wrote:

JuanGuillie wrote: Hello and welcome Cruzer244's.
Good looking Jimny but.... the red plastic looking thing from the rhinoceros is for me personally "a not done". :silly:
But, it's your drive.... so if your happy with it... :whistle:

Anyway, have some good times with your Jimny !

Hey Juan.

I know the Rhino nose look not so good. But here in SA we trying to save our Rhino's against rhino pouches. I'm supporting the cause! So thats why I have the horn on my jimny. Here are a lot of 4x4's with them. I would like to show my children one day how a rhino looks like.

Sorry if my english is not so well.

But thanks for replying.

OK, CRUZER244,
if your running this as for a statement to save the rhino's and make clear that you are concerned about them....
then i keep my mouth shut and i want to apologise to you.
And i'm the "silly" one not knowing what this meant, so thanks for clearing things out.
Again... i learned something today... thanks for that ! :blush:

mc_nebula wrote:

Cruzer244 wrote:

Do you have a part number/maker for that towbar? I like the recovery ends on it, not something I've seen over here... How strong do you think they are? How thick is the steel?

Hey MC nebula

The is a bosal towbar. Made in RSA. Or I think so. Haha. Suzuki Auto South Africa also has a towbar that looks the same. I know that NOX on the forum has a suzuki towbar. Maybe he can help with a part number. Here is some pics of the towbar.
The recovery point is 8-9mm thick. I think it is strong. I only used it once to pull an old tree out of the yard.

Thanks for all the replies on my rhino horn.



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