Suzuki Carry and Every buyers guide plus model info and review!

The ninth generation Carry (and third generation Every) appeared in September 1991. The 657 cc F6A engine remained from the previous generation, but an all-new bodywork was much smoother, originally with slim, small rectangular headlights. The chassis was largely unchanged for the truck, but the vans had a considerably longer wheelbase and an engine mounted midships, just ahead of the rear axle. Chassis codes changed accordingly, and were now different for the Carry and the Every. The trucks are DC/DD51T and the vans are DE/DF51V ("DD" and "DF" for four-wheel drive versions).Two different front treatments were available, one with small rectangular aerodynamic headlights and one with large, round units.
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[@killzonearmed]

Holy shit this truck is clean, i want a kei truck, i know they arent this clean though ;-;

[@martykauffman]

Thanks for making this when I get enough money I’ll be sure to get a Suzuki

[@GhostSpeedShop]

Sounds good, have fun with your search as there’s a lot to choose from!

[@MickyBellRoberts]

I am busy importing one at the moment. A very nice video, I have just subscribed to stay connected.

[@donevanausborn4015]

Time to go buy a Ktruck!!!

[@GhostSpeedShop]

The question is, which one!?!? There’s so many!

[@MrAgezilla]

Great guide. Also, depending on specs, some models miss out on the following..... Interior grab handles on the inside A pillar Passenger side air vent. Ciggie lighter. Passenger side sun visor. All are easy to source either aftermarket or OEM from Japan.

[@GhostSpeedShop]

Cool, thanks

[@splinteredbass17]

Very helpful video. Do you know which specific versions of the Carry have the engine mounted further back, like you have shown in this video? This is the first one I’ve seen where it’s not located under the seats. I really like the idea of having the engine located more midship for better weight distribution.

[@GhostSpeedShop]

I’m not sure when the transition happened, I don’t have enough of these come in for work since I’ve moved to Colorado to check!

[@splinteredbass17]

@@GhostSpeedShop Thanks for the response. After watching a few more walkaround videos, I think I figured it out. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that only 2WD models have the engine mounted further back. The 4WD models must have the engine located more forward so there's room for the transfer case.

[@justinfender3102]

@@splinteredbass17 This is correct. I have a 2wd 1996 Autozam Scrum and the front of the engine is just rear of the back of the seats, in 4wd models it is under the seats.

[@mikebarker2968]

Great channel, Thanks! Do you sell these Kei Trucks/Vans in Hawaii?

[@GhostSpeedShop]

I don’t sell them, I just work on a lot of them!

[@adamttreat123]

Thanks for the vid.

[@KakashiH25]

How easy is getting parts for the carry? Acty? I want a Keitruck, but i dont want to shoot myself in the foot by not being able to get basic and small cosmetic aftermarket parts.

[@GhostSpeedShop]

The Acty has the most parts available for it!

[@bastihno0]

Awesome video, how long is the bed on this model?

[@GhostSpeedShop]

100 inches by 62 inches

[@nicolaparise1386]

What are the brands that make the coilover or even air suspension for the carry/acty that you mentioned at 9:54?

[@GhostSpeedShop]

Oh I’m not sure, I’ve only heard they are available

[@nicolaparise1386]

Ok thanks, however awesome dc51t🔥

[@carnut1921]

How fast can it go. Hwy ?

[@GhostSpeedShop]

50-55mph

[@d.desalvo5801]

Great video, can you tell me which models use timing chain. I scoured the web and i get conflicting answers, some say the k6a engine is chain, others say belt. I'm in Philippines and getting retreat to buy a Suzuki chop chop kei truck but i want to be sure i get a motor with timing chain, I've had too many timing belts fail, thanks in advance 😊

[@GhostSpeedShop]

K6a should be a chain.a good way to tell is to search for the parts, if a belt isn’t even offered but a chain is, that should tell you! I hope you get a good truck/ van!

[@d.desalvo5801]

@@GhostSpeedShop thank you so much I never thought of that lol great idea, aloha😊

[@martinfredericksibonga1975]

whats d ac compressor is still original r12 or not?

[@GhostSpeedShop]

Yes, the originals are r12. The fitting sizes will be smaller if it’s r12 instead of r134a

[@martinfredericksibonga1975]

@@GhostSpeedShop can it be replaced by r134a?im having trouble finding.

[@tomjack9632]

I don’t know, I have a 1999 carry with the 4x100 bolt pattern and it seemed like it took a while to find 12” wheels that would fit.

[@GhostSpeedShop]

4x100 is extremely common. Especially in 14 and 15 inch wheels which will both fit the carry.

[@tomjack9632]

Good to know if I ever go with a bigger wheel, thanks..

[@justinfender3102]

For my 1996 Scrum with 4x100 I've run 13" BMW wheels, and 14" Mazda Miata wheels. 12" wheels are hard to find unless they are stock steel wheels or aftermarket golf cart wheels.

[@justincyr9769]

Waannntt!!!! 🤯🤤

[@GhostSpeedShop]

You won’t fit! 😂

[@justincyr9769]

@@GhostSpeedShop lies! 🥹😢😭😭