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-Scott- wrote:It's OK Angelo, Dave knows his stuff.

Over here, the "wide flare" came on GLS or Exceed NLs.

Thanks guys, you're the best!

pickle wrote:It would be a GLS as the GLX model did not get the wider body mouldings.
Dave

Anyone else care to help me with this. I want to be 100% sure cause it will take 3 or so months for it to arrive from Austraila.

Thanks in advance!
Angelo

Hi, I have a 1999 Montero. I know my model is considered the Pajero NL, but what comes after that, GLS or GLX? I have the wide fender flares everyone always refers to as bubble flares or something else funny. I'm ordering a snorkel and needed to know in 2 days before the next shipment goes out. Need ...

Ian, how's the new t-case gears going? Any trouble with the new gears? Now it being at such a low gear, does it put any strain on anything else that might need some attetion down the road? btw, what else were you guys saying that we would need to purchase from Mitsubishi once we purchased the t-case ...

Are there any dual set-ups for a petrolium Pajero/Montero. I have looked under the hood and have not found the space available to do something like this. Any ideas and/or pics?

Thanks,
Angelo

Any news on the new gears? And also price range?

Angelo

vpaj wrote:Waiting for your findings during the weekend

Sounds like some more added work. Will there be a kit that includes all the hardware, unless its a simple fix that anyone can buy? Just curious. Hopefully my piggy bank is ready! I'm gettin all excited

Angelo

Looks sweet! So i guess you got her back together, huh? Nice articulation Frank, lets see her in action BTW- are you going to be doing any write ups and detailed pics of all the SAS work. Not that I might be doing it, but might inspire more Gen II owners to tackle a project like that. I wish Best of ...

How did you get such a flex like that in the rear of your SWB. Just curious,

Angelo

You must love to mess with us. Time to post some action shots !

later,
Angelo

Looking good mate Here's mine as it is now. http://members.austarmetro.com.au/~frankyz/mypic24.jpg Very nice Frank. Nice picture quality too. I bet your having alot of fun with the SAS. I want to do one to my Monty so bad, but in reality, that wont happen for a few years. Dammit! oh well. Nice ...

hottiemonster wrote:

Bitsamissin wrote:And should get some shots from this Saturday's trip.

Yep a rear bar is in the pipeline this year sometime. A 2" body lift is a good mod, allows 35" and gives extra clearance underneath to work on stuff. You can tuck the exhaust right out of harms way and the rockers are higher up. Yeah I think the fuel fillers are on opposite sides thats maybe why ...

Nice pics, still teasing us tho Nice work on the fuel tank. You have alot of write ups to do. I like the angled shocks too. Your right, your Pajero isnt that much higher than it used to be, but i'm sure you've got alot more wheel travel BTW Frank, all that work, suspension, sliders, TJM, winch ...

Nice pics, still teasing us tho Nice work on the fuel tank. You have alot of write ups to do. I like the angled shocks too. Your right, your Pajero isnt that much higher than it used to be, but i'm sure you've got alot more wheel travel BTW Frank, all that work, suspension, sliders, TJM, winch ...

May I please have pics of anything

Good luck,
Angelo

Frank, Cant wait to see her in action. This is a great first step for those that have considered or thought about doing this. Now we have something to look forward to. Great work all around. Sounds like your happy with the results. Wish I had the time and money to start something like this. I ...

1999 Montero





Angelo

You guys over down under dont get too excited about SAS GenII's, huh If there was someone doing a SAS here in the states, you can be sure we would be asking him for pics, trail rides, write ups and conversations about what all was done to achive such a beautiful ride. Did I mention pics. Hope ...

Any news!

One of my buddies has a 4x4 shop and he was wondering what all you did and if you had a write up with pics. Let me know when that will be available. This might be a project down the road, but i doubt not for atleast a couple of years

later,
Angelo

Hey guys I thought I'd make this thread a sticky as a Gen 2 SAS is very rare. Carl keep the pics and progress coming it may inspire others to tackle similar Jabber projects Speaking of pics, when are you going to post more Frank. Did you ever take any pics of the whole process while it was being ...

No problem. Where have you been at Charlie. Long time, I thought you were sellin the Monty. Anyways, yeah, the first skid plate was in a wreck. I didnt have the ARB, just the factory bumper and the skid plate. Took a good hit and drove away. The other car was totaled So I passed it along to Charlie ...

I have one and I think its alot stronger than most think. I like it and it looks good too. Had to modify it very little to fit it under the ARB. Thats a good price for they normally are around $300. (US $) There is a total of 3 skid plates, 2 in the front and rear gas tank that JAOS makes. Well ...

If we dont get pics of it whiles it not driveable, then we'll never get any. Frank will be out wheeling all day and all night and will never have time to take any pics J/k

Angelo

I'm speechless, I bet your excited. Its good to finally see a Pajero up that high. Are you going to go with a wider rim to compensate for all that height? Whenever you get a chance, be sure to take plenty of pics underneath first and then a quick little write up after. Great work BTW- wish you lived ...

Even if the frame of your slider is strong enough to keep from flexing, your going to run into some problems by resting your slider all the way up against the door sill. The main issue is that your slider is going to be hard mounted to the frame, but the body is suspended by the flexible body ...

Bitsamissin wrote:Ang, the NG is a Gen 1 88-91 model yours is what is called an NL over here (97-99) with the flared front guards you guys refer to them as Gen 2.5's.

uhhh, yeah, i knew that nevermind

Not sure which model the NG is, but do you have pics of the rear. I live in the USA and just wondering if you were selling the tail lights on the Pajero and the tail lights on the rear bumper. Let me know if you know what i'm talking about or making since. And if you would send over ses for me ...

Yep very few frames are thick enough to prevent flexing when under load. Mine have thick plates welded onto the chassis as mounting blocks and the slider mounts are bolted through these and the frame rail (4 bolts each). These do not flex.................................. Any pics of this theory ...

Bretwalda, those sliders are inforced pretty darn good. Great shots. I figured after damaging my underbody a little and puttin some good-sized dents under the doors, it was about time to start looking. Thinking about the same design but on my model, the body bows outward near the back door so I ...