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control arms

Tech Talk for Mitsubishi owners.

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control arms

Post by grant d »

does anyone know if i can fit later model pajero or triton control arms (with bolt in ball joints) into an 85 express 4x4 :?: ihave know idea but have heard the series 2 arms are slightly wider is this right :?: any help or suggestions would be a great help. thanks.
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Post by J Top »

I have fitted later arms to early pajeros and tritons so I would assume you can. There is a bit of miss and matching to make it all work
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Post by smccask »

the last express van i saw (although it was '92 model) had the torsion bars connected to the top control arm, so naturally you would have issues there.
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Post by grant d »

thanks jtop & smccask for your replys . i also would like to know if i should stick with the stock torsion bars and go with a heavier shock in a three inch suspension lift . ihave a holden v6 with 4 speed auto in it and dont seem to have to many dramas with the handling or body roll yet but i do want to go a three inch lift any suggestions :?:
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