First Jimny - Building for Off Roading

235/75/15 - you going to give me bad news? been wondering if they were going to fit.

Welcome, to say im a bit jealous would be a understatment, keep the threads coming of each stage im really looking forward toseeing the end result

That looks like Christmas and birthday rolled into one. Lol. Keep the pictures coming.

the postman (courier) arrived and look what he brought me!



i couldnt resist seeing what one looked like in place, the jimny is on axle stands so doesnt give a true reflection of what its like with them on, but still looks good





going to put the back suspension in tonight, get a look at the fuel tank guard fitting and hopefully get the braided brake lines fitted. Will keep you all posted

Looking good

The wheels n tyres look great keep the pics coming

Hi Guys,

Sorry this has went quite, was away working then moving house but over Christmas I finally got the finger out and got a load done to it.

Shocks and springs fitted (2' Lift), extended brake hoses, anti roll bar removed, bumper and front wings cut then it was time to go out to play!

This was how it looked when done



And this was it doing its first RTV on New Years Day











Really pleased with it. It will go anywhere and handled the stages really really well.

Want to make some new rubber inner guards that extend out past the wings, fabricate a front bumper of some sort and fabricate some guards for underneath. Just clearing space in the garage so the work can commence!

Looks good - like the bumper chop, was that like some trial competition ??

cheers. yea the bumper chop was to try and stop it getting broken while off roading, it didnt work! Ive a big crack up it already.

Yea its a trial style for road taxed vehicles, supposed to be less aggressive but you can still make a right mess! Was a good day out.

I have been toying with the idea of either a 2" or 3" lift for my Jimny as I want to use 235/75 or 30x9.5 tyres. How is the articulation and clearance with the 2" lift and the 235/75 tyres?