Do you have a picture of an amazing or interesting Suzuki? If so, submit your quality 3″x5″ photos to ZUKIWORLD online c/o to the Managing Editor. Photos are non-returnable. Selected entrees now receive a free ZUKIWORLD Windshield Banner Decal. Stacy Ritchie, Kentucky . – 2 inch body lift from RR. 2 inch coil spacers, crown vic rear shocks, front strut …
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POWERFEST 2009 Getting Together and Giving Back. Editor: Eric Bewley Photo: B. Bagwell, Donkeyworx TILLAMOOK STATE FOREST, OR – We celebrated our 11th year of fun and frolic in the Tillamook State Forest off-highway vehicle park by wheeling with good friends on familiar trails made fun by an ample dose of rain. Typical of the Pacific Northwest this time of …
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Suzuki 4×4 Hi-Desert Adventure Editor: Eric Bewley Photo: B. Bagwell, D. Arnold, K. Anderson, E. Hupp, S. Caudle CENTRAL OREGON – Bigger and better than ever best describes this year’s Fall Classic. A bigger crowd combined with more snow and lower than usual temperatures created a memorable and we think “better” experience for all Fall Classic participants. Excitement ensued even …
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Slightly North Of The Equator A Family Overland Adventure With the Suzuki Equator 4×4 Editor: Eric Bewley Photo: E. Bewley Bend, OR – Sometimes it is just good to load up the family and head for the hills and what better a combination than the central Oregon high desert and the ARB equipped Suzuki Equator. Our long-term loaner Suzuki Equator …
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Suzuki: Diagnostic Trouble Codes 86–95 Samurai / Swift / 89 Sidekick NOTE: This information does not apply to carbureted engines, as they will not have a check engine light and no codes are retrievable. DTCs may be accessed by installing a spare fuse into the fuse box diagnostic terminal, located under the LH side of the instrument panel, then turning …
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‘ZUKFARI – Colorado Is Using The Phrase “Rocky Mountain High” So Wrong? Editor: Eric Bewley Story/Photo: J. Hall GUNNISON, CO – Our initial Saturday morning trek out from eastern Oklahoma to Colorado started with the crack of lightning and a monsoon like downpour. Unfortunately, this was a forebear of the weather we would experience during most of the trip. After …
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