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Tech Talk for Mitsubishi owners.

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Post by sjjenkin »

will gq/gu coils fit into a 89 nf pajero lwb im asuming they would but dont no if mitubish changed the whire diamter in later models. Getting some pedders gq springs today and dont want to have to take them back
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Post by sjjenkin »

gq coils mite not fit in a 89 nf pajero was the advice i was given by pedders measured them up and there was a 4 mm diference in the incide just dont wan springs flying out at 100ks. got some later model raisd 2inch they fit just fine. body lift goes in to nite 50mm-65mm alloy blocks 12 of and 12 8.8 bolts 150mm and lock nuts the back two are longer 165mm gonna look sweet. dont no 33s or 35s. the body lift is from a bloke on ebay $145 for 10 blocks bolts nuts and washers just ask for 2 more blocks and nuts only $20 great blo
ke to deal with.
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Post by 88pajero »

Thats a shock about the gu springs. I have them in the rear of my 88 nf. I could have sworn that the ng was the same. I made my body lift out of nylon and some high tensile bolts. They are 2" and cost $80 all up. [/img]
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Post by sjjenkin »

got some teasers for you body lift went in just fine 1.5 hours really quick just need to modifi gear lever and frount and rear bar. even went out wheling last nite handeld verry well


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Thats a shock about the gu springs. I have them in the rear of my 88 nf. I could have sworn that the ng was the same. I made my body lift out of nylon and some high tensile bolts. They are 2" and cost $80 all up[quote]

sorry mate they mite fit but the pajero i have has no shock towers and was very woriyed they mite fall out there is a 4 mm diference in the center of the springs and these ones had 1mm. i got ally blocks because there legal in qld and its a daily driver.

polly plocks are only temporary more blocks come next week.
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Post by awbeattie381 »

looks good mate. Id love a body lift but i dont think there is much point as i doubt ill be going up from 31s. It would make the 31s look better in the guards though... :?

The only think that is putting me off is the fact you have to modify the gear lever and brackets for front and rear bars.
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Post by sjjenkin »

mate eaisy as to do just cut out for gear lever and use plate steel to move frount and rear bars. just a bit bussy a bit with work to do my own need more cash for more mods. 33 look meaner in the gards than 31s mine at the moment are 31s. next mods are cut gards for bigger tyers ( to fit 35s on whil 4x4ing), fender gards 33- 12.5 tyres agresive for the moment, home made snorcle maby twin snorcle? disconeting swaybar and diff breaters.
ow and need to get the handbreak lenthend enyone no how to do this?
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Post by awbeattie381 »

mate that is some decent articulation you have on that thing. Have you removed the rear sway bar? My rear end on OME coils and shocks is as stiff as a brick. rooster wheels all over the place...
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Post by NCpaj »

need to get the handbreak lenthend enyone no how to do this?
do u really need to do this.

did you have to lengthen the fuel filler hose, and what did you do bout the brake lines on the rails(did you just undo them and left them only attached to the body?)
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Post by sjjenkin »

yea rear sway bar gone will look at making some disconets next weekend flying to macay this week. fule filler hose dosent need to be lengthend just losend up theres enouf there and therse a bracket that holds it to the shazzy just needs to be lengthend. as for the break lins i just got 2inch extended break hose and for the steel line therse enouf there to do the job and just rember i have 2inch raisd coils at the rear and handbreak defantly needs to be legnthend as i havent go full articulation because the handbreak is pulling on :bad-words: . would love to se more pajeros of the same shape doing this mod.
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Post by awbeattie381 »

well you never know... probably have my beast for a few more years yet and by that time i want it looking like that little swb on ebay lol
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Post by NJV6 »

sjjenkin wrote:handbreak defantly needs to be legnthend as i havent go full articulation because the handbreak is pulling on :
Poor mans traction control.... :cool:

awbeattie381 wrote: mate that is some decent articulation you have on that thing.


Remember when just looking at a pic, a vehicle with a 2 inch body lift will LOOK like it has more travel due to the larger gap between wheel & arch.
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Post by klrevo »

NJV6 wrote:
sjjenkin wrote:handbreak defantly needs to be legnthend as i havent go full articulation because the handbreak is pulling on :
Poor mans traction control.... :cool:

awbeattie381 wrote: mate that is some decent articulation you have on that thing.


Remember when just looking at a pic, a vehicle with a 2 inch body lift will LOOK like it has more travel due to the larger gap between wheel & arch.
awesome, someone else thinks the same as me and can understand that a 2" bodylift also adds 2" to the length from the hub to the guard. I dont have any bodylift but if i did a 2" bodylift i rekon id definitely have the 33"s below the sill, and thats stock shocks/lines/handbrake too. Looking at longer shocks, the materials there if i ever wanna do bodylift, but at the moment theres no need.

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Post by awbeattie381 »

NJV6 wrote:
Remember when just looking at a pic, a vehicle with a 2 inch body lift will LOOK like it has more travel due to the larger gap between wheel & arch.
yeah I realise that my my paj has nowhere near that amount of compression as seems to be the case in the pic showing the rear guard FULL of wheel, particularly given the 2inch body lift! Im guessing its my swaybar (which will have to be removed :twisted: )
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Post by sjjenkin »

back from glaston no work done on car got home sun nite. swaybars are :bad-words: enyway but you really need them on to avoyed rollover and thats not to bad at the moment. thats why swaybar disconetts are good way to go.
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Post by sjjenkin »

hey sorry havent posted enything for a while been busy with work. got some new stuff done on car.

stering wheel
boss kit
diff breathers
sticker
bullbar/wichbar well only cost me $50

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Post by klrevo »

is that a gen 2 bullbar?

looks good dude,

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Post by PajeroSRV »

Nice :)

Now just chuck a set of 35's under it and off you go :twisted:
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Post by sjjenkin »

hi all. no its not a gen2 bullbar i dont no what car its of think it mite be a ford courer ute. had to mod the brackets to make it fit i no i shouldent use a bullbar not desinged for my car but it looks so good. im actulay looking at getting tyres for the paje but dont think ill be going 35s probs fit but dont like to strain the 3l v6 and diffs. maby 33s for dayly driver and 35s for offroad some chunkey 1ns
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Post by awbeattie381 »

looking awesome mate. Love the bullbar...keep it on...

I would love 33s but I would prefer to get crawler gears first...low range on 31s is bad enough...
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Post by sjjenkin »

hey sorry its been so long for a reply but been busy. got some more mods to show.

285/75/16 mickey thompson baja mtz
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Post by -Scott- »

OK, we WILL need feedback on the MTZs! :armsup:

OK, so I want the feedback - they'll be on my list next time I'm buying. ;)
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Post by sjjenkin »

there good in mud :armsup: good on rock :P and very good in the wet on road :shock: and a little nosy not to bad just get a good stero to drown out eny sound :twisted:
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Post by sjjenkin »

see my nice shiny bumper :twisted: $850 worth to fix that and the towbar was all on insurance some bugger ran up the back of me :roll: all thats left to do is rais the bar. enyone no what price i could get for this?

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ps: if enyone is intersted in buying this shiny bumper let me know? i will probably be making a custom rear tube bar if i have the funds.
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Post by sjjenkin »

hey guys had to make this at tafe. Thought you guys mite find it amusing

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Post by Noisey »

only 5 steps ......... pathetic

your not a jockey by any chance are you ??

How do you get to the roof racks?
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Post by sjjenkin »

na its for the misses she complains constantly about how high it is shes 5'4
but good for a laf
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Post by Noisey »

If it's for the missus it's on the wrong side.

You sure you're not a jockey.

Maybe a dwarf.

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Post by sjjenkin »

as i said its only for a joke mate if you must no therse a car on the otherside so i couldent get a good photo
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Post by 4WD WOG »

let me tell u noisey, hes a front row footy player so he not a lil man
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Post by sjjenkin »

finaly going 4x4ing this weekend going to go wach CARNAGE CANYON at cruser park and only have a slite problem. my cluch is slipping ofroad when i push it up hard up a verticle hills. once it starts slipping i have to wait till it cools down or it will keep slipping and a noticable cluch smell. cluch was only done this year and has no problems on road. eny help would be good
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