The Suzuki Jinmny is a very robust and well built car for off-road purposes. If you have plans to go a little deeper than the standard factory wading depth limits you should consider this inexpensive modification to prevent water from getting inside the gear wheels.
The OEM Clarion Radio that comes with the Suzuki Jimny doesn't allow modern media inputs as most of the car radios. It comes only with a CD player and a AM/FM receiver. Replacing this unit with a convencional 1 or 2-din stereo is not that simple since the dash has an unusual round edges hole. Fortunately the manufacturer of the radio, Clarion, included a CD changer port called Cenet (anyone uses a CD changer nowadays?)
This is a sizing table for Multimedia/Sand filters. It uses FRP vessels (Pentair Structural, for example) dimension standards.
For higher flows I recommend using the Plutocalc Water application.
This application will convert all data submitted by an HTML form to a CSV table located in the same folder as the script.
The generated CSV file follows the RFC4180 standards.
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