Dutch Jimny (3 inch Zanfi.it Suspension lift)

I am Henri Berends. I live near Arnhem, Holland. Probably you know Arnhem of "A bridge too far". I am also a long series of years volunteer of the Airborne Memorial in Oosterbeek and Arnhem.

I am over 25 years working with Suzuki's 4x4. During those years had some Suzukis. LJ80V, SJ410Q, Vitara 1.6 3drs., Grand Vitara 2.0td 5 drs., Grand Vitara 2.0HDi 5 drs.
In recent years I have also participated in the various Rhino Rallys. The last in 2005. Very nice events.

Among our home for 10 years awaits a LJ80. In spring 2013, the Grand Vitara kept there permanently along on. Then quickly looked for a replacement. A black Jimny we found. The Jimny is a metaltop. Because the Jimny is not air conditioned, last summer built a sliding sunroof from Webasto.

Autumn 2013 wanted to have something more serious tires. Because these slicks 235/60/15 there was little to do with it in the sand. The Jimny must roading. Have chosen BF Goodrich AT 215/75/15. Mudjes I was just too crazy. Daily-rider.
But now, the Jimny is now also equipped with a 3 inch lift springs.

The kit I got away from the Italian
3inch lift springs Zanfi.it
Extended progressive springs
Elongated coil springs
3 extended brake hoses
2 length arms with correction for the tilt axis
new buses
Adapters for the prevention of tilting coil springs front.
Extended spring limiters
Brackets for repositioning Panhards
Reinforced adjustable Panhard

Steel guard for transfer case (Off-Road Army GB)
Steering damper (Sint Annaland)
BFG AT 215/75/15

UPDATE
ORA HD protection transfer case (2014)
HD towhook rear (2014)
FOX stainless steel rear silencer (2015)
AFN winchmount (2014)
Warrior winch S8000 Samurai (2014)
Yellowtop 4.2 battery (2015)
Xtreme Outback HD Performance Clutch Kit (2015)
Zanfi.it Reconnectable stablilisatorstang (2015)

In addition to the Suzuki's, we still ride in a slightly larger 4x4. This is a Toyota LandCruiser 120 3.0 D4D. My wife used for commuting. And her hobby rides. Agility (agility) with our Belgian shepherds.

Here a few pics of my Jimny.

Very cool.

Now that's a nice looking bit of kit.

Nice looking Jimny looks very capable welcome to the forum

You've invested some serious money in your Jimny, Henri, and no doubt a similar amount of time and energy :ohmy:

Very good looking car...would look even better covered in mud

Welcome to the best Forum on the planet.

Gus

Shame I didn't see this earlier, I was in Arnhem last Wednesday at AkzoNobel.