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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
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| + | Jimnys are one of rare vehicles today which have both front and rear solid axles. They are one of the last Mohicans. | ||
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The picture gallery below describes it the best: | The picture gallery below describes it the best: | ||
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| − | Suzuki Jimny - painted | + | Suzuki Jimny - differential housing, front, painted - sitting view - A01.jpg|View of the front diff housing from crouching position (note: bad camera lightning) |
| − | Suzuki Jimny - painted front diff housing - close-up - A01.jpg|Close-up view of the front diff housing | + | Suzuki Jimny - differential housing, front, painted - sitting view - A02.jpg|View of the front diff housing from crouching position |
| − | Suzuki Jimny - painted | + | Suzuki Jimny - differential housing, front, painted - close-up - A01.jpg|Close-up view of the front diff housing |
| + | Suzuki Jimny - differential housing, rear, painted - close-up - A01.jpg|Close-up view of the rear diff housing | ||
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Contents
Introduction
Jimnys are one of rare vehicles today which have both front and rear solid axles. They are one of the last Mohicans.
Therefore, they deserve some war paint.
The idea
Paint your front and rear differential housings in a striking color (yellow, red, green). It will make you smile more often when approaching your vehicle.
Painted differential housings can also be useful when someone with little experience is navigating you offroad over a difficult pass. Since the differential housings are the lowest point of the vehicle, you just tell them to "watch that [colored] ball".
Examples on Jimny 2
Add your own pictures ..
Examples on Jimny 3
The picture gallery below describes it the best:
View of the front diff housing from crouching position (note: bad camera lightning)
View of the front diff housing from crouching position
Close-up view of the front diff housing
Close-up view of the rear diff housing
Kids on the street might think that a ball got stuck under the car.
Examples on Jimny 4
Add your own pictures ..
Page last edited on 17/01/2021 by user Bosanek
