New member from the netherlands

[pjelle]

Most of the pictures are from the gut where I bought the body from.

[pjelle]

maybe someone of you has a howto from a YJ-conversion with photos?
That of Scottie, I can see no photographs.

sorry for bad english

[Ladaman]

There is some info in my thread

http://forum.suzukiclubuk.co.uk/vi ... lit=nissan

And some excellent work and pictures in GP7186's build thread.

http://forum.suzukiclubuk.co.uk/vi ... =22&t=6382

You will find that everyone seems to end up doing it slightly different when doing a home made kit.

Good luck, and if you start just ask away with questions. Someone will help you.

[pjelle]

Thanks for the links!
What's the best way to make it do you think?
ive seen different ways now.

[pjelle]

Does someone use missing-link on the road here?
I'd like to know if it save to use.

[ScottieJ]

Trotter does and as far as I'm aware he wants to pin them so they can't open for road use.

I need to fix my pics, it will take me a while though
There are plenty of pics on my photobucket account though, it's a lot easier to make a YJ kit for a 410/413 than it is for a samurai. http://s592.photobucket.com/user/scotti ... ki%20build

[Ladaman]

I've got missing links front and rear.

On the front because I moved the axle forward a little to reduce cutting into the wheel arch/bulkhead.

On the rear due to long Nissan Navara springs meaning I had to, plus I pushed the axle back a bit too.

These are this bits I made for the rear set up, similar for the front.

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I don't have a problem with them either. They seem okay, as long as you remember it's a 4x4, and not a sports car.

[ScottieJ]

But I like driving it like its a sports car mine actually handles really well for an SJ, tbh I'd go as far to say is that it handles well for a 4x4 in general. It is pretty low and wide though.

[pjelle]

It needs to be both! :-P

[ferris]

to the club.

I'v got YJ's on mine but i was lazy and bought a kit to fit it