Outer Limits 4x4 Board

Ok, so its been about a month since i did the lift.Done approx 450 kms. Went around and checked all the bolts and they were still tight. A couple of things that i have found to be small roblems are... Even with taking off the bottom of the radiator shroud, the fan still just hits it on the bottom ...

Chur..... in the bible already hahaha I live in the big NZ. Have talked to a mate of mine that does warrent of fitness and LVC, and he has said that a 2"lift dosent need a cert or anything. And the material that the lift blocks are made out off is quite open. I have made a s**t load of blocks for ...

Now to lift. Undo all the nuts off the mount bolts down the passenger side. Leave the drivers side on for now. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v499/nvmyvl/pajerouplift2.jpg I used a trolley jack placed on a pair of car ramps. position this under the passengers side. block of wood on the jack and ...

With the Paj all ready i took a couple of measurements and started. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v499/nvmyvl/pajerouplift.jpg This is the height as standard at the middle of the rear wheel arch. Starting on the passengers side at the back of the paj, i found a rubber bung beside the tail light ...

There are 8 body mounts on the SWB Paj.

2 at the front beside the radiator, 2 behind the front wheels, 2 in front of the rear wheels and 2 just before the rear bumper.

Next up, go to the left rear wheel. at the back of the wheel arch there is a steel plate that is held on by 3 M6 Blots. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v499/nvmyvl/pajerouplift13.jpg Undo these and remove the plate. Behind this is the fuel filler tube, going from tank to filler mouth. At the ...

First thing to do is get all tools and equipment together and park the vechile on a level surface. Open the bonnet and find the 2 Brake line coils for the front brakes. Drivers side is located under the Factory air box. I found it easier to remove the air box to see it. Passenger side is under the ...

So the list of equipment needed goes like this....... For the SWB Paj you will need... 8 50mm body lift blocks. (i used Polyurethane. I made them at my work. 8 M10 x 150 High Tensile Bolts 8 M10 Nyloc Nuts 8 M10 heavy duty Washers Tools........ Socket set, Swivel joint for socket set etc. CRC or ...

Hi Guys, First time poster here, but i have been looking at this site and many others for the last few weeks, to work out what was needed for a 2"body lift for my Pajero. There is not alot of info around for the equipment needed on the net. I finally worked out what was needed and set about getting ...