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17 Mar 2013 15:12 #66064
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Just thought I would say hello as I am new to this site.
I dont own a Jimny at the moment but hope to be in the position to buy my first one in a couple of months.
I will have a budget of around 5K , so what can I expect to get for this ?
Having done abit of research I have read that the VVT model is the one to go for so could somebody please tell me when they were introduced ?
Thanks in advance
I dont own a Jimny at the moment but hope to be in the position to buy my first one in a couple of months.
I will have a budget of around 5K , so what can I expect to get for this ?
Having done abit of research I have read that the VVT model is the one to go for so could somebody please tell me when they were introduced ?
Thanks in advance
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17 Mar 2013 15:19 #66067
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Welcome to the forum 
2005+ are vvt jims and also saw the change from manual 4wd to push button , for you budget you will get a nice low mileage one
Will it be strictly on road ?

2005+ are vvt jims and also saw the change from manual 4wd to push button , for you budget you will get a nice low mileage one
Will it be strictly on road ?
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17 Mar 2013 15:23 #66068
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Welcome smiler, good luck with the purchase!
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17 Mar 2013 15:28 #66071
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It may get used off road on the odd occasion as I do a bit of clay shooting but most of the time it will be used as my daily.
Does VVT refer to any engine derivative ?
Does VVT refer to any engine derivative ?
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17 Mar 2013 15:33 #66072
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Reason i asked is if thinking of putting lifts big tyres etc on go for an older one and use the saved money for you offroad kit 
Vvt is variable valve timing

Vvt is variable valve timing
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18 Mar 2013 09:12 #66162
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"Reason i asked is if thinking of putting lifts big tyres etc on go for an older one and use the saved money for you offroad kit" 
Not forgetting a steering damper kit!
Welcome to the forum smiler.

Not forgetting a steering damper kit!

Welcome to the forum smiler.
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