Outer Limits 4x4 Board

ok i know some of you guys may not like this car It's a Mitsubishi, it has 4wd with a transfer case, and you're taking it offroad. Welcome to the club! :armsup: I look forward to seeing what you do with it. Keep us posted. :) yeah i would have loved a bigger pajero but i just didnt have the money ...

ok i know some of you guys may not like this car but im gonna put em up anyway. this is my 2002 pajero iO. its a 2.0L ZR model fully stock... http://www.pajerio.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; have a look at this website to for other iO's goin around. some of the guys there are ...

dude that thing is an absolute beast. love it

that was 1 of the main reasons i bought a shortie lol maybe im just a bad mate hehehe honestly though mate swb is great i have a gen1 shortie and i love it i had a 97 turbo diesel disco before and the 2 reasons i sold it were 1) to big and bulky in the bush looked like a d9 dozer :) 2) i wanted a ...

hey guys im currently doing a magazine layout pproject for uni and was wondering if you dont mind is=f i use some photos of your rigs. our project is to make up a magazine and do a front and back cover and 3 internal spreads. ive called my magazine 'outdoor 4x4' and i have a 'readers rigs' section ...

-Scott- wrote:I don't believe we received the GDi motors here in Australia - something to do with our stone-age petrol.

yeah we dont have the GDi we only the the petrol motors...

this is the 4door version...
im lookin at getting the 2 door...
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Sounds to me you should hold on to your outlander for a few more years until you can get what you actually want and by then you will have some idea of the direction you want to go in... problem is i dont actually own it. its dads old work car and when my sister gets her license in september we will ...

It will only really pay off if the 4wding bug bites, and you want to tackle harder tracks. The Sierra comes with solid axles front and rear, so it can provide better wheel travel, and aftermarket options are basically unlimited for them. However, on road, the Paj iO wins hands down. the 4wd bug ...

Twin air bags? Got a gf? If so there's twin air bags right there :D hahaha hahaha yeah i do have a missus..... nah its coz i have 2 younger sisters aswell which i have to cart around quite often... in that respect the fuel econemy of the iO will be good... one question.... apart from being cheaper ...

if you want a 4wd, don't get an iO. wifeys aunty has one and it a POS. Gutless auto and very small interior. Great if you want a little run around car and have a female bits the one im lookin at is a 2002 model in a manual and im not worried too much about the power in it. im not gonna be doing ...

found this for a lift for the iO
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seems decent. what do you guys think?

Just bite the bullet and grab a paj :) problem is the finacial situation and the mother situation. i have to have dual airbags at the very least, and it has to have below 150,000kms. i have to meet these regulations otherwise mum wont help me finance the loan for a car. btw im still at uni so ...

hey guys just wondering what your opinions are on the pajero iO as a STARTER 4X4... been lookin at a few and the 2002 model 2.0l 4 cylinder manual looks like it may be a winner... i was lookin at some specs and thay say that the power to weight ratio is slightly higher than the regular TD pajero of ...

thanks scott. i think i like the appeal and general look of the shortys than the lwb's... but i would like to use it for camping also. but i dont think thats til later down the track. im only 20 atm so ive still got a while to get a lwb if i decide to. i might go the swb for now... and for 6500-7000 ...

OK, decide which model you want as in a Pajero or a Pajero io, then ask your questions again. i know that the iO is only a 2.0L 4cyl, othere than that what are the differences performance wise? i mean i would ideally like a turbo diesel which the normal pajero comes in, but finding a turbo diesel ...

hey guys think i might go a paj. you can get em pretty cheap as stock... like the look of the swb/iO pajeros especially the early 2000 models and early 90 models http://img857.imageshack.us/img857/3522/1994mitsubishipajeroswb.jpg http://img9.imageshack.us/img9/1444/pajeros.jpg if i do buy one how ...

wont be ale to fit 29" they will rub. biggest i can go is like 28"... think i might go a paj. you can get em pretty cheap as stock... if i do buy one how many km's is reasonable to buy one second hand in terms of a pajeros life span would it still be ok to buy one at these amounts of kms ie. 150,000 ...

we have a 2009 outlander that had factory 18's on it, i bought a set of the factory 15's of ebay and fitted them with 30x9.5 for a beach trip. there was a condsiderable loss of power but no rubbing. We now have equal to 31's on the 18's, they fill the guards completely but still dont rub, i believe ...

i went to mitsubishi today and they told me that what i wanted to do woud be considered illegal and non roadworthy...
maybe ill save a bit of dosh and just buy a jeep or a sierra or a pajero or patrol or navara or triton or something that is a real 4x4 lol... turbo diesel would be nice

the brake disc on an outlander is 10.86in...
generally speaking how far does the brake pads/callipers sit out of a disc. i might measure it up properly tomorrow. just looking at some online specs

ive already investigated the tyres and wheels situation and im thinking of 27x8.50R14LT maxxis buck shot or bighorns... I doubt you'll be able to fit 14" rims over your brakes. Have you had a look? 27" would be a good size to aim for, but I don't know how much choice you'll have at that size. oh ...

thanks ncPaj.... yeah i photoshopped the tyres a bit of lift and the nudge bar... (im a graphic designer) the original was a stock standard outlander ls lol anyway the kinda stuff i would like to to is some basic bush tracks, sand dunes maybe, ummmmmmm........camping.... i dont plan on it being like ...

thanks mate for your input. its not a joke thread im bein serious here

hey guys i currently own a 2003 outlander and i was wandering if this can be done. coz i love the 4wd ability of this car but i just need some more traction and ground clearance. this is a quick photshop picture. please give me your thoughts. the car has done 330,000kms so there is no point selling ...

here is a landcruiser from wide bay motor bodies that they converted to show what im on about...

now with extended tray

yeah it would be a bit of work. the place im looking at though can make tray extensions and even chassis extensions so i figure with a longer tray it would be cool. i dont know i just want something original and unique. did i forget to mention im a graphic designer? yeah i like everything to be ...

hey guys im new to this forum. ive been looking around for a new car lately. and this is my dream 4x4. its just a quick photoshop chop. (its NOT real) anyway to have one of these would be freakin AWESOME imo. ive been lookin around at some 4x4 body mod sites and i reckon i could get it done if i ...