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samurai or tracker?
which of these two would be best to build and wheel and why? looking to buy one, not sure which to get. how about power, lift kits, types of suspension, accessories? is one better than the other? thanks in advance.
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professional webwheeler
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The samurai has a 1.3l 8v engine thats weaker than the trackers. It has a solid axle up front with leaf springs all around.
The tracker, depending on the year, can have a 1.6l 8v, 1.6l 16v, and even bigger motors on the newer ones. They have a independent front suspension that uses struts. The rear uses coil springs. Personally, I'd say get whatever you can find. The samurais are harder to find. |
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Swamp Stomper
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how and what you plan to build it for are huge factors,
I'm tossing up the same question, I have 2 of each to start with, :tonka: and a set of Toyota axles I plan to use with which ever. since I plan to eliminate the stock front axle, the IFS of the tracker does not scare me, the tracker also has more modern things, the bigger motor, and a little more shoulder room, plus it was cheaper then the sami,
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SWAMPER JR this spring!
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ive got a tracker now, but looking for a sammy, the difference between the two are as follows: tracker, IFS,but struts up front dont have springs on them :) EFI (multi-port or TBI) i perfer the 8 valve oppose to the 16 vin code U, a decent 3" lift goes for $1000, great for 32-33's, they do quite well in the mud easy vehicle to maintain but not much power. hard or soft tops
Sammy: solid axle front and rear, leaf springs= cheaper lifts, harder to find as said above, smaller engine, carb or FI, easier to lift, more articulation, can convert to v-8, axle swaps with little fabrication, hard or soft tops available BOTH: Great gas milage either way but with bigger tires regear it. those are my thoughts |
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