Mini Trucks Stock vs. Lifted
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2018
- Side by side comparison of a stock 2003 Suzuki Carry DA63T and a Modified 2001 Suzuki Carry DB52T Japanese Kei Mini Trucks.
The Modified truck features a 2" lift kit and 24x8-12 ATV tires with alloy wheels and wheel spacers.
We have dozens of other videos on our channel covering various topics of Japanese Mini Trucks or "Kei" Trucks. Whether you are looking to import or purchase a Suzuki Carry or you already own a Daihatsu Hijet, There is sure to be a video to interest you!
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I love these off road models.
I really like how you make clear the plastic of headlights. Not foggy.
Thanks for sharing..you educate me to plan for my farm..
I rly like the idea of a small body lift and a couple inches of spring lift and just a tiny fender mod to clear.
Both those rides look like gems though for sure.
I tried to fit Dunlop at20 Tacoma tires on my grand Vitara, didn't fit.... Haha
Hi just got my acty and want to lift and do off road tires. What lift kit do you recommend? Also do all atv rims bolt up? I found a set online but not sure about bold pattern. Thank you.
How did you lift the front of the db52t.
Im planing to put one. I already have the kit for the rear but i dont one for the front
Will the lifted truck still fit inside a cargo trailer? What does the lift do to top speed? What does the off road tires do to road driving vibration?
Hey Jeremy, I've been debating on picking one of these things up for years and think I want to pull the trigger. I'm in Ontario, and an Impressed with the quality and grade of trucks you guys bring into the country. Would you guys ever import and sell a stock truck? Looking at a DA63T, 4x4, hopefully AC, for a neat little city weekend vehicle, so I wouldn't need a lift or bigger tires.
Happy to help. All of our trucks start out stock anyway so no harm in leaving it that way. Touch base with us at info@4sonsoffroad.com and we will be glad to assist!
Great video! Do you have any recommendations for street rims and tires that don’t require wheel well trimming with a 2” lift?
Thanks, that's a tough one as there are not many rims that will just bolt onto these trucks. Especially for steel. Depending on your truck there may be a few aluminum options out there or you could run our 1" spacers with most 13 and 14" steel rims. With no lift you are probably limited to a 165/65-14 tire on a 5 or 5.5" rim
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Thanks for sharing! Am I to understand that the 2" lift kit is on the front only?
Thanks for watching. Sorry it might have been a bit unclear bin the video. The 2" lift is in both the front and the back. But because of the solid axle on the back the only way you will gain the extra ground clearance is with bigger tires.
Does a 2 in lift kit cause any drive shaft or pinion problems?
My ACTY is so rough riding off-road compared to my 835 Gator. Does the Suzuki have a softer ride?
Are there any trucks with coils spring rears?
has anyone flip the leaf springs on these that you know of? anyone can answer
Video suggestion: Lifted Suzuki Every van with off-road tires!
That would be a neat rig... problem with the every is that there is no low range so they can be pretty limited for power with the bigger tires.
These are 660cc? Increasing the tyre diameter and width is going to be a sizeable hit on the available power, and will also heighten the gearing. Higher gearing with less available power doesn't seem like a good combo - form over function. These little cars have their limits already. If you put a bigger engine in to compensate (eg 1.3l) that would be a good setup.
Yeah, but are the ATV tires gonna be able to handle 60 mph speeds?
Hey Jeremy, i have just gotten a 1995 daihatsu hijet dump chassis but it was a water damaged vehicle, any input in getting her running? Or getting the dump bed up to access the rest of the engine?
Oh that's a bit of a tough one... Assuming it was totally under water and there for an extended amount of time you may have to do a complete teardown of the engine and carb as they could be packed full of silt. Also a lot of the electrical connections could be corroded so you may need to really go through that. Definitly will want ti check the distributor as they get wet easy. If everything is relatively clean you may just get away with changing all of the fluids and doing a good carb clean.
As for the dump hoist. Just disconnect the hoses from the cylinder to the pump and you will be able to lift the box with a chain hoist or winch from above.
Oh that's a bit of a tough one... Assuming it was totally under water and there for an extended amount of time you may have to do a complete teardown of the engine and carb as they could be packed full of silt. Also a lot of the electrical connections could be corroded so you may need to really go through that. Definitly will want ti check the distributor as they get wet easy. If everything is relatively clean you may just get away with changing all of the fluids and doing a good carb clean.
As for the dump hoist. Just disconnect the hoses from the cylinder to the pump and you will be able to lift the box with a chain hoist or winch from above.
Four Sons Off-Road Inc. Thanks for the tips! I know it's going to be an interesting project, but i picked it up pretty cheap. Hope for the best expect the worst...
Muy increíble lo que hace pero sería bueno que tuviera tradición a latín para entender mejor
How much is the stock truck cost?
the NOT lifted one really throws me off how the front end look crooked!
When the wheels are outboard of the originals I would think that puts a tremendous stress of the bearings.
theres not a tremendous amount of anything with these trucks
Please send me one to México!
Is 60 k kilometers alot?
That's a tough question as it obviously depends on the history of the truck. I would say a currently "shaken" truck in Japan with 60k is not bad at all. We see them at auction with 200,000km.
Thanks for the reply. We just bought our first one yesterday the body is in good shape but it looked like it was smoking a little and turned over for a bit considering it was 50°F...
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