lenny
formerly known as PokeyYJ
- Location
- Bountiful, UT
Anyone had any experience with one?
Is it wrong that I want one of these?
- Thread starter lenny
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tc meiser
-customeiser-
- Location
- herriman, utah
no, there pretty bad looking.
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
" Is it a Sledgehammer?"tc meiser said:
lenny
formerly known as PokeyYJ
- Location
- Bountiful, UT
JyesHickey said:
lenny
formerly known as PokeyYJ
- Location
- Bountiful, UT
Anyone heard anything about them? Weak points? MPG?
lenny
formerly known as PokeyYJ
- Location
- Bountiful, UT
Cool, they seem like they could be a cheap, reliable, unique, mild trail, daily driver.
Medsker
2024 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon 392
- Location
- Herriman, UT
Hickey said:
So I googled sledgehammer and all I got was Peter Gabriels lyrics, so I added Suzuki Sidekick and all I got was people hitting them with sledgehammers. Where can we get info about this sledgehammer to make an informed decision about the original question, not that I would probably own one, not that there's anything wrong with that.
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
Get an Isuzu Amigo, those are better looking IMO.
sixstringsteve
Well-Known Member
- Location
- UT
sidekick
Yes, the sidekicks/trackers (99% the same car) are great trail rigs. they are independent front suspension, but you can run 31's without problems of breaking axles. there are tons of upgrades for them, depending on how far you want to go. i have a tracker with the same lift as in the above pic, and it does really well. it's still a daily driver, and i still get 24 mpg with 31's. it actually handles better with the lift. it's not going to win any competitions, but for a light, fun, cheap weekend warrior rig, they're great, easy to get parts for, and you'll fall in love with your car. ask any sidekick owner. also, check out www.zukiworld.com to learn more than you ever wanted about kick/trackers.
Yes, the sidekicks/trackers (99% the same car) are great trail rigs. they are independent front suspension, but you can run 31's without problems of breaking axles. there are tons of upgrades for them, depending on how far you want to go. i have a tracker with the same lift as in the above pic, and it does really well. it's still a daily driver, and i still get 24 mpg with 31's. it actually handles better with the lift. it's not going to win any competitions, but for a light, fun, cheap weekend warrior rig, they're great, easy to get parts for, and you'll fall in love with your car. ask any sidekick owner. also, check out www.zukiworld.com to learn more than you ever wanted about kick/trackers.
Samuraiman
Sand Pile
- Location
- St George Utah
Almost a samurai
They are awesome little rigs. Bout the same thing as a samurai just they have all the comfort and nice ride. Plenty of power etc.. Tons of upgrades and pretty economical. I put a few post up on em they do Really good for a daily driver and are great for poking around the backcountry, but wouldnt' think of one for serious bash and thrash wheeling that so many people like.
the other thread
http://www.rockymountainextreme.com/showthread.php?t=24723
They are awesome little rigs. Bout the same thing as a samurai just they have all the comfort and nice ride. Plenty of power etc.. Tons of upgrades and pretty economical. I put a few post up on em they do Really good for a daily driver and are great for poking around the backcountry, but wouldnt' think of one for serious bash and thrash wheeling that so many people like.
the other thread
http://www.rockymountainextreme.com/showthread.php?t=24723
Milner
formerly "rckcrlr"
- Location
- Hiding behind a camera
lenny said:
YES
But, there are far more things wrong with you that need to be addressed before your poor choice in vehicles.
fatwreck
Registered User
- Location
- morrison, co
A friend of mine has one. It's on 37" iroks now. I love it.
He had a tough time convincing the 4 little squirrels to get off the butts and spin those tires on the exit to one of the harder trails out here......but other than that it works great.
Edit: found a picture on 37s during that climb:
He had a tough time convincing the 4 little squirrels to get off the butts and spin those tires on the exit to one of the harder trails out here......but other than that it works great.
Edit: found a picture on 37s during that climb: