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33s on a nearly stock paj/monty

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33s on a nearly stock paj/monty

Post by scrubber3 »

I have a 1995 montero LS that I have raised up in the front via way of torsion bar crank as far as I could. I was wondering if some 33x10.5s would pose a problem at all. These of course are called pajeros for you Aussies! Seems like they will fit, but I am just curious as to any issues I may have from anyone's prior experiences. Thanks fellas!
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Post by jtop matt »

Which engine is it?
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Post by scrubber3 »

3.0 lwb
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Post by jtop matt »

They will fit as long as you have a minimum 2" lift in the rear as well.
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Post by scrubber3 »

What spacers can I get? Where can I get them? I've used search and found that someone used some spacers made for a toyota sequia but I am not sure what year model or part number/ where to get them? Thank you so much for your help!
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Post by jtop matt »

You can use some shorty GQ/GU springs to gain the lift required.
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Post by scrubber3 »

what is a GQ/ GU? :?

Okay a patrol.... will some spacers for the patrol work? We don't have patrols here in the states. I can get the spacers cheaper... No patrols here means none at the wreckers. Will those work? If so, what size and for what year model? Thank you again!
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Post by WACKO »

i have 3ltr jtop. i put aftermarket springs in the rear, wound the torsion bars up and did a ball joint flip, then i was able to run 33/12.5 on crusier offset rims that stick out quite far. it only scrubed when turing full lock.

33s will fit yours with a minimum of fuss. i think you should just go get the tyres, put them on your vehicle. then you can see what you will need to do. i dont think it will be much if anything.
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Post by scrubber3 »

WACKO wrote:i have 3ltr jtop. i put aftermarket springs in the rear, wound the torsion bars up and did a ball joint flip, then i was able to run 33/12.5 on crusier offset rims that stick out quite far. it only scrubed when turing full lock.

33s will fit yours with a minimum of fuss. i think you should just go get the tyres, put them on your vehicle. then you can see what you will need to do. i dont think it will be much if anything.
Yeah, you are probably right! It's just that there are not many paj/mont at all around here and the aftermarket and parts for them are few. Just want to be sure first! Thanks bud!
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Post by plh »

Good plan on the suspension mods...
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Post by Guy »

I have a 99 NL paj, factory "body lift" bout 45mm from memory .. running 235/85's (a true 32.2 inchs tall) with no scrubbing on stock rear suspension, clears without issue.
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