suzuki sxs

sc rhino wrote:

Suzuki's sxs of the past.

with a slight face-lift

i love it.....

I had a Suzuki SxS for a while. Here was my '95. Wish I'd never got rid of the thing...It was an absolute blast. My Teryx is not much smaller than the Sami, other than the track width. Mine was a "little" wider than most Sami's. I called it Frankenzuki, seeing how it was part, Sami, Tracker, Dodge, Jeep, and Toyota.

vrodrex wrote:

I had a Suzuki SxS for a while. Here was my '95. Wish I'd never got rid of the thing...It was an absolute blast. My Teryx is not much smaller than the Sami, other than the track width. Mine was a "little" wider than most Sami's. I called it Frankenzuki, seeing how it was part, Sami, Tracker, Dodge, Jeep, and Toyota.

Sweet, last year they made them. Those little things would really go.

hey, where in Putnam Co. you from? I live in scott Depot.

wvyankee2 wrote:

Sweet, last year they made them. Those little things would really go.

hey, where in Putnam Co. you from? I live in scott Depot.

Yeah they are unreal. That one had Dana 44 axles (5.38 gears, front locker, rear spool), 4.8:1 Low Range Gear set, 1.6L Tracker FI engine, Revolver Shackles in Front, Missing Link Shackles in Rear, Springs Over Axles Conversion, Toyota P/S, 33/12.50 Boggers, etc. It was done right. It could easily put much larger, more expensive / built rigs to shame. As long as I could keep the diffs off the ground it was pretty much a point and shoot deal when wheelin'. I lost a lot of ground clearance with the Dana 44's compared to the Zuki axles, but you didn't really have to worry about snapping axles anymore. It was pretty much an overgrown SXS or 4 wheeler.

I live near Hurricane