Hope it helps or gives you some ideas... Thank you for your comment.

Agreed, Getting out of town and exploring the desert, is the perfect mental reset for me. Thank you for your comment

Yes 6, 0ne of each model except for the Sport Model with the 1.8 liter engine...but I will find it. Thank you for your comment....

Hey Shane, thank you for your comment. ...and I agree, they are such a lot of fun, while still affordable and very dependable. We have a few, always seem to be working on one... Thank you for watching...

@@tufftrails I have plans for mine, just too many projects that jump in front of it. Done a few things and have recorded some content, just have yet to post the videos. The minor repairs aren't that exciting, I'll probably wait until I have a few things to put together into a decent video. Keep up the great content. I'm in AZ as well out in the Queen Creek/San Tan Valley area, what area are you? Generally, not specifically...

My name is Cal and I am between Surprise and Wickenburg... here is a 89 TinTop Walk Around Video if you would like to see if any ideas work for you or help develop others. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oZmFgMd2ks-WmoU.html if you haven't seen it before.

Thank You for saying so... thanks for the SUB We hope that you find our content interesting, and thanks for watching our videos.

They are alot of fun, economical, affordable and easy to work on for the at home do-it-yourselfer, we have a lot of idea on our channel for you to see what modifications or upgrades appeal to you. Here is a budget lift that will get you @ 2" of lift without breaking the bank, and it is an easy lift to do. amzn.to/3xnpm4i and here is a link for the camber bolts. amzn.to/4cOkDsw Thank you for your comments and good luck with your Sidekick

I am actually an accidental fan, was always a Jeep Guy. Bought one for my daughter some years ago and was so impressed with how perfect they were for what I do, and how affordable they were...I now have 6 of them. One of each model except for the "Sport" with the 1.8 liter engine....but I got my eye on one. Thank you for your comment and never sell your Tracker...

Cool thank you

Thank you for your comment. This guy has 3 or more X90's and a popular channel. www.youtube.com/@trashpandaoffroad3548

Is this the first time that you watched this video??? This video represents everything we do on the channel. It is perhaps one of my favorites Hope you guys are good…

Im not sure lol. I thought we watched them all but it popped up on our feed so we were entertained again :)

well then Thank You for watching it again...sometimes I watch it again to remind me what I am doing here....lol

That's great! I hope that we have inspired you a little and shared a few ideas to get you a little more motivated. Thank you for the sub and here is a link to our little online Geo Tracker Store if you need anything. www.tuff-trails.com

@@tufftrailshello, would you be able to post a new link? This one’s won’t take me to your store

Sorry Dude, our storefront is currently getting updated based upon the new requirements of some of our suppliers. Going to take a couple more days before the site is back up. If you know a specific item that you want to see, let me know and I should be able to send you a product link. @@santiagoarjona-gomez379

The store is back online... www.tuff-trails.com sorry for the delay but we had t redo a ton of code.

I think I just got lucky on this one....but thank you for pointing it out.

Saving that one for last, Going to do the blue one next if I can get it running. It will be a Street Car, kinda low.

I wish I could take credit, but I got that one off of the old jeep n my back yard...lol.

and again.I appreciate it. Thank you

Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave a kind comment...

Thanks John. Needed to get that monkey off my back.

Oh. I forgot to mention that I created an Amazon store for only geo trackers and Suzuki Sidekicks. www.tuff-trails.com

Cool. Samurai’s are perfect off road machines

Excellent... thank you

Maybe so … There are a lot of fun though, and very capable Thank you for your comment

Yes, a bit complicated but I will do my best. some 10 to 12 years ago many Tracker guys were looking for cost effective solutions for suspension modifications. I am sure that you have heard of the 2" budget lift. They discovered that some GM Vehicles had Struts that might work... In my case, I used the Grand Prix Rear Struts on one of our front ends. There is some complicated modifications that need to be done to the Strut ears so that they will accommodate for alignment issues. This is the link that will give you all the info you need; www.zukioffroad.com/tech/longer-struts-for-your-geo-tracker-suzuki-sidekick/ Hope this helps Thank you for your question.

@@tufftrails any issues with the cv's due to the extra travel?

So far no, but please remember, I am not some adrenalin amped Rock Crawler show boating on the trails. All of our Trackers and Sidekicks are "Tools", they have a function and a purpose and our upgrades and modifications simply result in a better tool.@@BustedKneeAdventures

@@tufftrails I should have not even asked because I have seen what you're doing on the trails. I'm going to try and do the 2 inch puck lift with the strut mod.

They are a lot of fun...

This is the video for the 4dr. roof rack install kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m8qHdsWKsdKxaJ8.html and this is the video for the 2dr roof rack install, kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iKebeMeDqrCsfWQ.html thank you for the sub and your question.

You are so right, I've had mine for 10 -12 years now, with the most expensive costing $1800.00. I think what persuaded me to do this series is the current cost of a new Jeep, or a new Bronco, or Toyota Landcruiser, Range Rover or even a damn Silverado pickup costing $100K . It changes the game, If I paid a $100K for a Bronco, I would never take it off-road for fear of scratching it...or dinging it somewhere... I don't think the value is there anymore with the newer stuff. So let's squeeze a little more life out of our budget rigs and still have some fun. Thank You for your comment

The wheels are original Geo Tracker wheels from an 1989 Geo Tracker. so the wheel is probably 15" in diameter x6" wide.(15X6) The tires in this shot are 31x10.50x15 also this application has a 2" wheel spacer to bring the wheels and tire out more. I hope I answered your question.

Yes they use a 5x5.5 bolt pattern. Same as jeep, ford and dodge used to use. The rim diameter can be 15" or 16"

...not sure how to reply the that, seems full of uncertainty surrounded by apprehension...rolled up into a really tight ball and just set on the shelf for now.....It's Friday so I'll take it. Thank you for your comment.