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Post by paj4x4 »

Hi Guys. Great board you have here. Very informative especially for an offroad beginner like me.

I love Pajero's. I have two back home back in the Philippines - both LWB - 1989 and 1999 models. Details of my rigs are in the signature area. I'm currently in Bangkok for a 2 year work assignment. Anyway, in our part of the world the 1989 Pajero is commonly referred to as a Gen 1 model and the 1999 units are called Gen 2.5 models. I'm sure you guys know that!

The Gen 2.5 is the daily drive rig while the Gen 1 serves both as a daily drive and weekend trail rig (relatively easy trails).

Future modifications planned for the Gen 1:

1. 5 inch IFS Lift Kit by Unicorn Suspension systems (Thailand Company)
- I just bought the kit two weeks ago. Won't be able to install this until May - my next trip back home
2. 32 or 33 inch MT's - most likely BFG's
3. 5.29 diffs in order to properly turn the slightly larger tires
4. ARB rear locker
- A possible Christmas present from my wife. Yeah right! :D

No immediate plan to upgrade the offroad capability of the Gen 2.5, yet.

Looking forward to sharing notes with all you.

paj4x4
'89 Pajero LWB - 2.5TD, TJM TB's, Ext shackles, Rancho 9x's, Dunlop AT2's 31"
'99 Pajero LWB - 2.8TDIC, All stock
'97 Samurai (SJ413) - 5.12 diifs, Rear Locker, Camini Lift, 31" MT's
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Post by Bitsamissin »

Welcome to the board, we aim to please :D

Looking foward to your build up.
Can you get the 5.29's over there ????

Frank.
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Post by paj4x4 »

Hi Frank. Thanks for the warm welcome.

"Surplus" (second hand units) 5.29 diffs are readily available here in Bangkok. I had my secretary make a few calls last week and 2 shops have them in stock. I have not inquired if they have brand new units.

Would you know what size diffs my Gen 1 would have? I want to be sure I get the right size 5.29 diffs. Any tips on what to look out for in a second hand set of diffs will be much appreciated.

Carl
'89 Pajero LWB - 2.5TD, TJM TB's, Ext shackles, Rancho 9x's, Dunlop AT2's 31"
'99 Pajero LWB - 2.8TDIC, All stock
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Post by "CANADA" »

i would be interested to see a link or pics of the 5' lift if you have any more info on it that would be great
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Post by paj4x4 »

mad_landie,

Click on the link below to view two pics of the IFS Lift Kit I got a couple of weeks back. It has 26 parts in total and it already includes parts for a "Spring over Axle" conversion for the rear. My Gen 1 is leaf sprung at the back.

http://www.imagestation.com/album/pictures.html?id=2129992742

I'll have this kit installed in May - my next scheduled trip back home. 2 more months :x I can't wait!

Carl
'89 Pajero LWB - 2.5TD, TJM TB's, Ext shackles, Rancho 9x's, Dunlop AT2's 31"
'99 Pajero LWB - 2.8TDIC, All stock
'97 Samurai (SJ413) - 5.12 diifs, Rear Locker, Camini Lift, 31" MT's
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