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BigJimnyMeet (North) 2024 (12 Jan 2024)
BigJimnyMeet 2024
14th July 2024
Parkwood Nr. Leeds
14th July 2024
Parkwood Nr. Leeds
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Hiya! My 1999 JB23w Jimny :) 660cc Turbo
12 Dec 2022 19:06 - 16 Dec 2022 22:14 #246327
by Matt889
Hiya! My 1999 JB23w Jimny :) 660cc Turbo was created by Matt889
This is my 2nd post here, 1st one was trying to figure out how to install a boost gauge! Still working on it, but hopefully I'll figure it out, here's a few pics for you to enjoy! It has brand new BFG Mud Terrain Km3's in size 215/75r15 on Suzuki Vitara rims to give it off-set so tires dont rub.
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12 Dec 2022 20:18 #246335
by Matt889
Replied by Matt889 on topic Hiya! My Japanese 1999 JB23w Jimny :) 660cc Turbo
Thats cool you say that, personally I like the way the arched "Wide" version of the Jimny looks better but this one is all I can afford for now, the 1.3L Japanese Jimnys are more expensive and I was only looking to get a cheap one to start out.
I imported this one myself from Japan to BC Canada here!
I imported this one myself from Japan to BC Canada here!
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17 Dec 2022 08:51 - 17 Dec 2022 09:29 #246422
by Motacilla
Replied by Motacilla on topic Hiya! My Japanese 1999 JB23w Jimny :) 660cc Turbo
British Columbia, one of the most beautiful places on Earth. Very sleek Gen3, I agree with Scimike. The silver really suits it too.
You have fitted what I think are the heaviest possible tyres -- stock tyre weight 10kg, BFG KO2 15kg, BFG Mud a whopping 18kg each! Whatever you can't go around, you can simply flatten!
Keep us posted. I'll bet you will have some really epic offroad pics from up in the Cascades.
You have fitted what I think are the heaviest possible tyres -- stock tyre weight 10kg, BFG KO2 15kg, BFG Mud a whopping 18kg each! Whatever you can't go around, you can simply flatten!
Keep us posted. I'll bet you will have some really epic offroad pics from up in the Cascades.
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