ya, Tuesday June 21st is good for me, that gives me three days to get there, should be able to get there in two no problem. then tuesday can be used to setup camp and RELAX, let the kids run and play a bit before we get back in the rig too. I would be ok to leave friday or saturday the latest. I hav...

awesome! that took a lot of work!

ya, both tanks I have had now have rusted on the top. so if you look in the hole from the sending unit you see nice shiny metal, but what you cant see is on the roof of the tank. thats where my original tank was rusted out, and my other tank is rusty there too, causing some filter problems.

ya, my filler neck is slow, and it seems full but isnt. it takes me a while to fill my tank. but then I havent tried to fill it since I found that the vent tube was kinked!

well, a few days ago I was out with a friend and me were of course in my LJ. We decided to drive on some skid trails and see where thay all go. well, to start with we drove over some boulders, of which my buddy got out because he didnt think I would make it! I drove over them with a few inches to sp...

ya, thats what the conditional title is, its yours in 3 years.

I thought our LJ's had to be registered with a state in order to drive on the dirt roads in CO. check into a conditional title, there are some drawbacks to it but at least yer legal. the only drawbacks are if you stole the vehicle, which you didn't so you are fine. In my state its easy to do you jus...

two minors and my wife and I.

I just used a nut off of a volkswagon (beatle) transaxle. its heavier looking than the original for the suzuki. I dont know what year the donor bug was. here, theres lots of those!

I was driving my lj10 down the road and decided to go off in the ditch and have some fun, even though I only had rear wheel drive. the front drum splines were messed up. anyway, I got one tire on the back and one tire on the front on opposite sides in a hole and they were both barely touching the gr...

Stevec wrote:
"Early Samurai (pre '88.5) yokes almost bolt up to the LJ flanges, and have the same u-joint as the LJ10."
Is the machined circle the same size? if so it would work fine, just move the holes so they match and the machined circle keeps them lined up properly.

looking for driveline yokes with the same u-joint as the lj10's with replaceable joints? get a driveline from a datsun pickup from 1980-82. other years may be the same, but I have not researched them. 2 or 4 wheel drive is same. a spicer 1501 joint is used in both suzuki and datsun. if you need the ...

my time must still be wrong. but I work swing and am online late anyways. so, about the tow straps and winches. you have to have a tow strap right? but winches are optional and if you have one that can go from front to back you dont need the strap? I thought about making the mount for mine on a squa...

its good to see you have a good sense of humor!
I would still be a bit sore about that!

not to give the wrong idea, my 4 wheeler drives fine on pavement with all tires the same size! just dont try and goose it going around a corner on pavement cuz you know... ya, that safety check list is a good idea! we should have a folding shovel and a way to pack water. Idaho requires those when in...

yes, with a welded dif it WILL pull if you have a smaller tire on one side! I have that problem when my 4 wheeler tire gets low on air. its got locked front and rear difs too. its really bad on pavement. you can hardly go straight.

hey man, most likely Ill be there too, but I think I speak for everyone when I say, we will share. heck thats what friends are for! I bet you could even get someone to throw in a couple pieces of foam rubber to sleep on. and a tarp in case it rains! remember, smuz says hes got gas, maybe we want his...

that sounds cool, with something about the get together 2005. it would be cool to put a picture of a brute under the"Suzuki Brute Four Wheel Drive" slogan.

if I can go, I will have a cabover camper and my lj.
I am still a little concerned of how my kids will handle it. I will find out over the summer.

Ouray is one town along the alpine loop that has lodging and camp grounds and spectacular views. check out http://www.ouraycolorado.com/Home be sure to look at the activities and all the camp grounds. also check out the highway to silverton and surrounding areas. the Ouray sight lists lots of jeep t...

Im in tears, rolling on the floor, laughing! so, howd you do it? :D just kidding russ! I often wonder what a rotary engine would look like if you could wind it up enough to explode it, now I think I know. so, I take it he was flooring it down hill with a full tank?(thinking: wonder if I should shift)

the link http://www.co.blm.gov/sjra/ohv-facts.htm, talks about the rules for that. if your vehicle is registered in your home state your covered. if not registered at all you have to get permits from land management. this was a link for southwest colorado but Im sure its the same for rest of state. ...

hay, maybe that guy that said he had the ticket in the glove box tried puting his transfer case in backward! yeah right huh? well I suppose thats the only way he could have done it. you know put it in four low and then your not reducing ratio, your gaining! just a funny thought.

man. that alpine loop looks fun! the HTTP://coloradobyways.colorado.edu/ByWay.cfm?ID=1 link says it takes a high clearance four wheel drive and takes 4-6 hours to make the loop. but stopping at all the sites would take longer but would be great! what great scenery too. my kids are still a little you...