as it has got SUZUKI across the top of the grill I think it's a LJ80 1978
Russ

Shoota i was thinking about the same thing [jeep]I'm not sure if it was the Americans or India or both that used the jeep as army vehicle and then it all developed from there eg f/glass copy of the body etc etc.Nobody will admit it's a copy -- rather just show you the changes and say''yeah this is stronger''ANYWAY it's the motor that i like. I am just wondering if they dial the thing back to protect the motor --could be why there's a difference [should still be close to the edge]I tried looking for a build thread but can't find much.I'm not sure if it's Cocoliso or Cocolizo but checked both and GRS Racing --not much to be found.AAh i'll do OK with 350 horses

In some countries a "Jeep" actually refers to any 4X4 type vehicle. You might drive a Toyota "Jeep"or a Nissan "Jeep".
Amazing stuff however. How the hell do they get it to hold together!!

That is much clearer. It's a Suzuki Jimney rather than a Jeep.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Precision-DYNO-TUNE/378722735604006

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http://youtu.be/PvugeOSIsn0

Theres the third one which shows setup closely...

Judging by the size of that turbo I dont think it would be far off the 615hp!!!


Thankyou for finding this!!!!!

Quote:Definitely not a real Jeep. Looks like some japanese or indian micro 4x4

man don't know if these boys are ''hijacking'' the dyno cos i got another vid and it looks like the same jeep but 100hp less -- more or less. The hp numbers are still huge but it makes you think -- ''hijacking or just a dyno show'' https://youtu.be/h5hFR_H9CEA Maybe my friend in the north [liebonhardus-member]does not need to turbo and supercharge.

First it was Yatala at 320hp now this at 600 some odds. https://youtu.be/SAUsM8NOy6k