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Shogun Pinin
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19 Sep 2012 10:56 #48354
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I had one for a couple of years, 2" lift, custom rear shocks, 29" Maaxis Trepadors Custom snorkel sliders & underbody protection. Punted it many places it shouldnt have gone following a friend in a Toyota Landcruiser ( I swear it had little car syndrome :whistle: ). It had more space & better driving position than the Jimny (in my opinion)
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Still on highway tyres :whistle:
Still on highway tyres :whistle:
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19 Sep 2012 11:36 #48357
by Dorfl
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Springs were Dobinson. I think about 35-40mm lift. Front struts must be KYB - the spring plate is mounted ~20mm higher which gives room for larger tyres. rear shocks were custom Tough Dogs with longer droop. 
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