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Jimny bad road and dirt road handling
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16 Aug 2016 21:20 - 16 Aug 2016 21:21 #171370
by mark98
Replied by mark98 on topic Jimny bad road and dirt road handling
As others have said, its the overall suspension setup which is responsible for the on road handling and comfort. They can be rough over bumps and jump around a bit, but when travelling alone I ignore it. I find they actually handle quite well when you consider the live axle setup 
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17 Aug 2016 21:02 #171408
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Replied by helijohn on topic Jimny bad road and dirt road handling
I go with this especially if you are used to a more conventional car then the Jimny is like a Drayton Manor Park ride for jolts and bumps.:laugh: :blink:mark98 wrote: As others have said, its the overall suspension setup which is responsible for the on road handling and comfort. They can be rough over bumps and jump around a bit, but when travelling alone I ignore it. I find they actually handle quite well when you consider the live axle setup
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