The S4 Journal
New Twin Sticks Arriving Soon
by S4/Matt on 08/14/17End of August we will be releasing final pictures and pricing on our linkage twin sticks, that use our Overbuilt Output setup. Stay tuned! These sticks are all stainless, as are the links, and are designed to locate directly into your Samurai's stock transfer case shifter area. If you are interested in placing a pre-order, and to get some more information on them, please contact us directly thru email, or give us a call at (732) 567-9228
S4 Building Engines!
by S4/Matt on 02/06/17Sector 4 has decided to rebuild engines in-house. If you need something built, or a custom engine setup made, please contact us and we can discuss pricing. If you have a different engine you want us to help you fit into your Suzuki or Isuzu, we can help with that also. We are able to fabricate custom valve covers and oil pans, and we can polish aluminum parts and port heads for better flow.
New Overbuilt Output Kits Available!
by S4/Matt on 02/05/17
ShopZuki Rebuild
by S4/Matt on 12/07/16We had a cracked ring in our used 1.3 we put in the ShopZuki. This project started as a budget build to save a Samurai that would otherwise go to the scrapper. With all of the spare parts we had, we used whatever we could to make the truck work. But.... somewhere along the line, the truck turned into our shop truck, and the main truck we will test new products/prototypes on. We had everything set up, and the 1.3 began blowing smoke. Unfortunately there was no other way to remedy the problem except rebuild the bottom end. Good news for you! I am recording the rebuild process with some tips and tricks we have learned over the years. I'll release these as short videos, broken up for each operation we do. Stay tuned and help support S4 Offroad! Email us at Sales@S4Offroad.com and order the best parts for your Suzuki or Isuzu today!
Samurai Bumpers
by S4/Matt on 11/01/16We are now prototyping Samurai front bumpers. These will not be conventional bumpers; we are removing the bumper tube and boxing the frame in, while tying the bumper to at least four points on the frame. Room for a winch will be provided behind the bumper. Truck will need to be cut and welded at the front bumper tube to install our bumper. Check us out on Instagram for a few sneak peek pictures of us putting the new design together.