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Latest Pictures of my 'work in progress' Jimny
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11 Sep 2010 09:37 #4590
by Adamski
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Just thought I'd upload some pictures of my Jimny in its current state. Its a work in progress and there are still lots of things I want like bull bars, spot lights, snorkel etc...
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11 Sep 2010 14:08 #4596
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11 Sep 2010 19:55 #4603
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can you come and do my windows - ace application!!!
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12 Sep 2010 12:51 #4611
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JimBru wrote:
Thanks. It's had a 3" suspension lift with Pro Comp ES3000 shock absorbers. Its also got 205/75/15 Colway tyres which in total make it sit 5" taller than a standard Jimny. The lift has certainly made a big change to the handling, the steering requires constant small corrections to make it drive in a straight line, however I did expect this before I did the lift.
Looks nice mate, it looks like its been lifted, is it body or suspension or both? i might do a lift in the future.
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. It's had a 3" suspension lift with Pro Comp ES3000 shock absorbers. Its also got 205/75/15 Colway tyres which in total make it sit 5" taller than a standard Jimny. The lift has certainly made a big change to the handling, the steering requires constant small corrections to make it drive in a straight line, however I did expect this before I did the lift. Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
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