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reasley
Feb 26, 2015Explorer
What you are looking for called a tin top (by Samurai people). For your application, a stock or nearly stock would probably be best. If you can find one that has had the springs changed to Old Man Emu's, it would be real plus. Different shocks will not help. The stock sammy springs are incredibly stiff. The stock engines (1.3 liter) are on the weak side. They have a very complex carburetor prior to about 92 or 93. The later fuel injected version is more trouble free and performs better at altitude. The transfer case does not have a true neutral and has been an occasionally caused some towing problems. The installation of a drive line disconect solves any issues.
If you are in need of specific info PM me. I've been running Sammys for a number of years.
If you are in need of specific info PM me. I've been running Sammys for a number of years.
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