MODIFIED SUZUKI JIMNY FULL WALK AROUND // JB74 JIMNY REVIEW // DOWNUNDER MICRO OVERLANDER 

Your overlanding is different from mine. You’re in AUS, I’m in GUA. As you’re young you sleep in tents, as I’m old and sleep in hotels. Yet this video was educational for me. Thanks for sharing. - You haven’t used your winch yet. From my point of view having a winch is more a charity than needed for personal use. That’s why I’m going for dual diff-lockers before/if ever/ a winch. A trailer…? - Naeee … At a simple speed bump the car will bounce twice, front & rear. With a trailer it will bounce three times. Transfer that to off-roading… - Not my cup of tea. I like how you, between the lines, say ‘Keep it simple, because you ain’t got space for anything else’. That’s the core of the Jimny. It’s one heck of an off-roader, but you have to be a Spartan. The Jimny is too small for bad attitude but it’s the largest one for happiness, laughter, and jokes.

I have my Jimny for one year now and I love it. Now it is time to kit it out and this vid is just what I needed ! Tnx !

I love that gas bottle holder. I was just thinking how I was going to solve that issue this last weekend 👍

Always great to see your upgrades and how it's changed over time.👍💪

I'm delighted that you have Des Sol products on your vehicle. The one thing you did not mention was which rubber mats you are using - my preference for mats are the South African manufactured Addo mats where I have the full set plus the mat for the rear. Since I have a great deal of photographic equipment that remains in the Jimny while I am strolling away from the Jimny, I am investigating a fitted drawer system that will offer a secure lock-up facility. Other than tyres and a suspension upgrade/lift kit, rock sliders, radial cup protectors and a differential breather kit (Des Sol of course!) are what I consider essential to turn the Jimny from a 4x4 cabable into a capable 4x4 vehicle. I also have both the front and back Des Sol recovery points fitted and the Des Sol front and rear differential and transmission protectors are on my soon to-do list. * Under small accessories I have an Indeflate tyre inflator/deflator plus an Ingco cordless tyre inflator, an Ingco Worklamp and the Ingco USB-A charger all of which use the same Ingco cordless battery system. * The USB-A charger coupled to an Ingco battery is used to power a 5v string of LED fairy lights coiled into an empty though weather-sealed 2 litre plastic cold-drink bottle that I hang or place somewhere convenient when camping and this lighting system can stay on all night for security purposes without draining the battery. At night I often leave this light-bottle inside of the Jimny placed on the dashboard for ambient light around vehicle plus campsite. * I also carry a Gortech Scissor jack that is such a massive improvement that I won't even consider a high-lift jack. * A critical small accessory is the dummy-seat-belt clips that I can insert to stop the seat-belt alarm when I do not require a seat-belt away from the main roads. * A small collapsible umbrella is standard equipment as is a medium sized wool/acrylic blanket since there are invariably passengers complaining about freezing and whinging about wanting to go home. Keep on making these excellent videos.

Very helpful video! Brilliant work mate.

Awesome to see how it's all come together Tony.

Great Car and very Informative video. Thanks!

I have a longer gas strut on my door to let it open to 90 deg. Works great.

Have a look at the Maxxis Rzr AT's in the 235 size. I use them on my Navara and can't fault them for noise and longevity.

Great walk around mate, it’s definitely come a long way from the first time I saw it. In relation to changing vehicle and looking at something bigger, have you considered the upcoming 5 door jimny? Could be everything you love and a little more wiggle room to boot.

Great info. Thank you!!

Good Video.. and your explanations to why you did what and explaining that some products is not the alpha and omega of the products out there, but rather what you liked and then opted for.. It is crazy how much more stuff has become available for the gen4 jimny's in such a short time vs the production run on a gen3. Our South-african guys does make fantastic products.. Des-sol for instance they are 100% all jimny they do not make anything for any other vehicle. they have also released a Longrange replacement fuel tank. and you can look into their rocksliders when you go into that in the future if they are available in Aus. They have been stress tested in the harshesed of conditions and they just keep holding up. I just have a question. why keep the rear seats in if you dont use it? the space the seats take up being folded down you can use it for water storage or other storage and keeping the cog low is a great benifit

I guess Suzuki took inspiration from your Jimny and added that side Hash (Corner Guard) in Adventure Jimny showcased in the Auto Expo 2023 :)

Thanks for sharing your experience. Would you please tell me the cons of the ARB Track Pack, as I remember your older videos when it was installed on your spare wheel. Actually I like its color. It will be nice looking on my chiffon ivory Jimny. But I feel it will be bulky on the stock wheel.

Longer rear door gas strut … be aware of the ladder colliding with the car body.

Hi, I am a regular follower of your channel, as I am awaiting the launch of my new Jimny here in India, I would love to understand as what size those tyres are? And have lifted the suspension as well?

Enjoyed the vid. Have you weighed all the mods? Jimny payload is 360kg, so just wondering where you stand in relation to that. Thanks. I am gradually adding mods but need to know when to stop.

Do you think the door bumpers could introduce some rust in the future. Just wondering if I should put some on

The max weight on the Jimny roof is 30 kg ...

Is the engine stock? How does that go carrying all that added weight?

Why did u get the Jimmy XL

Hey, ur rim size is 15by7J. What is the offset and backspacing of these rims??

Any recommendations for reduction gearing? I’m having trouble finding much information about what’s available here in Australia

How is your fuel meter handling the big fuel tank ?

Do you have an air compressor or plan to get one?

Didn‘t understand the Name of the light roof rack. Can somebody help me out?

Where did you get the water bladder from

Is all the background music on all your videos popular with your viewers? I watch your videos at night when it's peaceful and I'm wondering if hearing that thumping music late at night is popular?, maybe I'm getting old and these videos are meant to be watched at 5am to get the old brain moving, no offense intended, love your work but that thumping noise is ruining all your hard work.

Subtitles? 🤷‍♂️

Please don't put the sunglasses there if you are going to put the mic near by the tapping is so annoying in headphones.

Your sunglasses hitting the mic constantly was distracting -- like an annoying rattle in the car.