Turbo geo tracker
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Joined: Dec 2015
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From: Rochester, MN
I'm honestly not posting this to offend anyone, OK? 
I have to confess that I just don't see the appeal in this. Anything made by Geo is (by definition) made for the "bottom-dollar"/budget market. Thus, any Geo is going to have crap brakes, crap suspension, etc. (The upgraded brakes that I saw are definitely a good move.
) If you're just looking for silly, ridiculous, donut-making goofiness, OK, by that measure it could probably offer a fair bit of fun. But I don't see it being really good at much else.
Again, this isn't meant to disparage or offend, I'm just kind of puzzled at it, & wondering if there's something that I'm not seeing...
I have to confess that I just don't see the appeal in this. Anything made by Geo is (by definition) made for the "bottom-dollar"/budget market. Thus, any Geo is going to have crap brakes, crap suspension, etc. (The upgraded brakes that I saw are definitely a good move.
) If you're just looking for silly, ridiculous, donut-making goofiness, OK, by that measure it could probably offer a fair bit of fun. But I don't see it being really good at much else.Again, this isn't meant to disparage or offend, I'm just kind of puzzled at it, & wondering if there's something that I'm not seeing...
I kid, I kid. The Tracker is basically a Suzuki Samurai with a different badge. The Sammy is a very well loved vehicle with a strong enthusiast base behind it. 
I'm honestly not posting this to offend anyone, OK?
I have to confess that I just don't see the appeal in this. Anything made by Geo is (by definition) made for the "bottom-dollar"/budget market. Thus, any Geo is going to have crap brakes, crap suspension, etc. (The upgraded brakes that I saw are definitely a good move.) If you're just looking for silly, ridiculous, donut-making goofiness, OK, by that measure it could probably offer a fair bit of fun. But I don't see it being really good at much else.
Again, this isn't meant to disparage or offend, I'm just kind of puzzled at it, & wondering if there's something that I'm not seeing...
I have to confess that I just don't see the appeal in this. Anything made by Geo is (by definition) made for the "bottom-dollar"/budget market. Thus, any Geo is going to have crap brakes, crap suspension, etc. (The upgraded brakes that I saw are definitely a good move.
) If you're just looking for silly, ridiculous, donut-making goofiness, OK, by that measure it could probably offer a fair bit of fun. But I don't see it being really good at much else.Again, this isn't meant to disparage or offend, I'm just kind of puzzled at it, & wondering if there's something that I'm not seeing...
I "get" what your saying, but to me that just basically means you don't like "budget" type swaps. I imagine you would say that about the twin turbo LSX Pinto, and probably 1000 other swaps I could name.
If you have ever seen ANY of Scotts work in person, he does AMAZING work! I STILL drool over that Colorado SS he built! I still want to recreate it one of these years.
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Joined: Jun 2016
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From: Central Cal.
Geo didn't "make" ANY vehicles. It was a name GM stuck on rebadged Japanese vehicles of all descriptions. So any comment directed towards one would not apply to another, as it would likely be from another mfr.
