Geo tracker ??????

[Madera4x4]

Are you guys doing any kind of lift kits for the Geo Trackers?
There is a few kits out there,but I would like to spend my money
with some local guys if possible.

[Chris Geiger]

Sorry, we are not working on any Tracker products at this time.

[UKMyers]

You don't need a lift. I saw a stock tracker on radial tires with open diffs go through the Rubicon....:thumbs: :haha:

http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z186/NKAWTG/IMG_2967.jpg

He coulda used some armor but other than that he did amazingly well. I was impressed!

[Boogner]

My stock tracker never ceases to amaze me. On may 17 we had a benefit ride
for a local Volunteer fire Dept. It took place in Slade Ky. There was three categories of difficulty. I took the easy ride mostly because I DD my Tracker.
As it turned out it had some fairly rough spots, deep mud holes, bouldered climbs, creek beds etc. I was impressed and so was a few other people.:driving:

[Boogner]

My stock tracker never ceases to amaze me. On may 17 we had a benefit ride
for a local Volunteer fire Dept. It took place in Slade Ky. There was three categories of difficulty. I took the easy ride mostly because I DD my Tracker.
As it turned out it had some fairly rough spots, deep mud holes, bouldered climbs, creek beds etc. I was impressed and so was a few other people.:driving:

[TEXXCRAWLER]

Trail Tough makes a coil over 4 link kit to lift you tracker but it requires the use of Toyota axles. I don't know how deep your pockets are but its a bit pricey. On the other hand if you want something that is built and gona last, this kit would be the way to go.

http://trailtough.com/

[Boogner]

Yep, that's the way I want to go some day. For the moment though I am Unemployed. Temporarily I hope! For now I'm going to do a budget lift on the IFS.
Even though the little tracker is holding its own, partly because I seem to have a decent eye for picking the path of least resistance. I want to go in to places that only ground clearance can take you. I'm having a blast in my stocker, And I can hardly wait Till I have 4 more inches or more.:banana:

[TEXXCRAWLER]

Something a bit on the cheaper side you can go up to a 33 w/a body lift for $150 but I'm not a big fan of them. Here are a few suspension kits for under $1000


http://www.puresuzuki.com/suspension1.htm

[Boogner]

I like the Calmini 4" combo kit. when my budget allows I'm going to do it. Thanks for the link.

[Toyzuki]

On a budget? 5" for next to nothing.

http://www.granitepath.com/~kd7hcg/sidekick/pictures/budgetbodylift/index.html

Also I love your username Madera4x4. I grew up in madera and just recently moved to WA. Shoot me a PM, just curious if I know you.

[lostsamurai]

if you use the calmini stuff GET OME SPRINGS OR VITARA SPRINGS SAME SIZE HALF AS STIFF thats all