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jon boy · Guest

has anyone ere done this and what did it involve, presuming you did it yourself, appart from making up the spacers, did you extend brake lines, air con hoses etc, did you need to remount bumpers, i'm hoping for a 2" lift is this posible?????????if not a 1" lift may do info please??????

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HLB · * Joined: 23 Apr 2004 Posts: 12

Hallo there
I am not sure off your Pajero
But I have a 1998 Pajero ( topik Pajero on Big tires )
I know you can lift it 1,5" witout ani changes to your brake lines our elctrical wires but you need to bend the 4x4 handle to the front a little bit
And lift your buper´s upp 1,5" also lower your radiator 1,5" to keep evertink in it´s orginal place.

HLB · * Joined: 23 Apr 2004 Posts: 12

Hallo there
I am not sure off your Pajero
But I have a 1998 Pajero ( topik Pajero on Big tires )
I know you can lift it 1,5" witout ani changes to your brake lines our elctrical wires but you need to bend the 4x4 handle to the front a little bit
And lift your buper´s upp 1,5" also lower your radiator 1,5" to keep evertink in it´s orginal place.

Mitch · *** Joined: 28 Jan 2004 Posts: 210 Location: Colorado, USA

Hi jon boy,

I'm not aware of anyone having a commercial kit. There is a guy in California named Roger Brown (www.4crawler.com) that makes a kit to your specifications for the Mk1 and Mk2. Just tell him how much lift you want and he cuts the blocks. Oh yeah, it's called a Montero in his stuff; US, you know.

This is his web page:
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/BodyLiftKit.shtml

Look through his pages, he's got lots of great information.

If you go over 2", you will encounter lots of mods necessary. Up to 2" and you should just have to raise the bumpers the same amount, the fan shroud, and possibly play with the front brake line. There's enough line there, but you may have to unwrap a coil or two. It's funny, some have had to bend the 4x4 shifter and some have been good. You'll know if it keeps popping out of 4x4 because of the shifter whacking the trim.

rossbremner · Posted: Sat May 08, 2004 23:52 Post subject:

My mate has just put a 2' lift on his paj and all you need is 2 springs for the back and you lift the front by the tortion bars. You dont need to do anything with the brake lines. But when you get over 2' your might have to extend the brake lines. Hope this helps Ross

Mitch · *** Joined: 28 Jan 2004 Posts: 210 Location: Colorado, USA

heckflosse · ***** Joined: 12 Oct 2003 Posts: 637 Location: Derbyshire

Try http://www.supertrux.com ; They do some Mitsubishi lifts for around £350.

jon boy · Guest

thanks for replying

ive got a mk2 lwb, i've already put 1" taller springs on the rear and wound the bars on the front to max, but i wants a bit more, i'm running 32" muds for off road, and will be making some rock sliders for under the sills.

i have seen pj's wihich apear much taller than the average and thats the look i want as much as anything else

ta jon

Guest · Posted: Mon May 10, 2004 19:26 Post subject:

@ Jon - LA Supertrucks do 3" lift kits for Pajeros.

@ Mitch - wondered where I was going to get those from - thanks.

rossbremner · Posted: Wed May 12, 2004 16:54 Post subject:

ill try and get some pics of my mates this weekend ross Very Happy