lol...i dont trust all these crappy "joe schmo" shops in sacto area. i want some stuff done to my dd cruiser. just to kinda make it "bad ass". not for crawlin thouhg, its just my pavement pounder. what all is out there for a new cruiser? i know mail order places like manafre, specter (yikes) have stuff like superchargers etc. i just want some shops that have a selection of junk for my pave pounder! thanks! and also...whats another board that might know some more non hardcore stuff. i realise this is THE WRONG PLACE for a pavement pounder...but i gotta try! :rasta:

Here are a few links to get you started. I'm sure others with more knowledge about the 100 series will chime in.

OK, so they're in Colorado but a great source of products and info for the 80 series and probably the 100 series too. I got a chance to meet Cristo Slee at CM2002. He's a nice guy and has a lot of good ideas for the newer wagons.
http://www.sleeoffroad.com

Luke and Alan can probably fab up anything that you can imagine:
www.4x4labs.com (http://www.4x4labs.com)

80 and 100 series mailing list:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/80scool/

Now that you have some info,and are planning some upgrades, you have to promise to go out and wheel that sucker!

http://www.geocities.com/UZJ100

Check out Drexx's site, He even dented his door at CM 2002. I told him to tell his wife that it happened in a parking lot.

Last time I saw Drexx's rig it was up on the lift at Mudrak's shop in Sonoma having some improvements made (forget exactly what right now).

Mudrak (Gary Kardum) in Sonoma is another well renown Cruiser Shop. I think all the places mentioned would "respect" a 2002 Cruiser, and do quality work. You are only limited by your imagination and your wallet!:cool:

I believe that may have been for his front ARB install. He sure was excited, I bet he has one of the only ARBs in the US for an IFS Cruiser.