Suzuki Sidekick action

Mudbogging Ard at Freizeitpark Mammut in Germany during the international Suzuki 4x4 meeting 2007.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• suzuki
• 4x4
• offroad
• mammut
• sidekick
• vitara

[heterosapien69]

for some odd reason, it reminds me of a mini warthog from halo.

[snakebite11b1]

zuki power that thing kicks ass

[MrBigdog320]

@braaup 18s or 31s

[devine666darkness]

@braaup Big juicy ones :)

[JohnKreeseCobraKai]

@braaup 48x22.50

[omarofuae]

@braaup probably 31's~32's

[braaup]

Anyone know or have a guess on what size tires this person is running?

[bachkrabbler]

ha ha this rig have Nissan Patrol Axles !

[KJwatchin]

okay, so after much deliberation i came to the conclusion that sammis are meaner looking but the tracker/kickers are just more refined and seem easier on one after a day of riding..... so with that said... unclesammy is there anything you did to the exhaust to give it that "low hum tank " sound? or maybe it just comes across like that on the video but either way i like it!

[halflife103]

samurai were made it hink for pure offroad. they ahve a less luxurious interior. i would take the sidekick, just me though.

[TrikeKid]

The Samurai is the predecessor to the Sidekick/Tracker. Solid axles, smaller engine, more utilitarian, but easy and cheap to build into a wheeling rig that will just flat embarrass quite a few more expensive rigs. Trackers/Sidekicks are also cheap to build, and would be my choice for an every day driver, as they have independent front suspension, a more powerful engine and more creature comforts. Still a great, buildable wheeler though.