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Vehicle & Technical => Mitsubishi => Topic started by: jamesr63 on April 09, 2008, 20:52:06
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HI
I HAVE JUST GOT A MK2 PAJ 2.5DT AND I WANNA LIFT IT WERE IS THE BEST PLACE 2 GET IT DONE.
AND WHATS THE BEST AMOUNT 2 LIFT IT .
THANX
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Are you thinking of a suspension or bodylift?
Suspension lift kits are available for a 2 inch lift from Explorer, that's the highest you can go. A 2 inch bodylift is very straightforward, the worst part is adjusting the bumper mounts.
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Cheaper to buy your body and suspension lift kits here mate
http://www.pajerouk.co.uk/suspension.htm
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Cheaper to buy your body and suspension lift kits here mate
http://www.pajerouk.co.uk/suspension.htm
thats a good price :-k
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THNX DUDES
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Cheaper to buy your body and suspension lift kits here mate
http://www.pajerouk.co.uk/suspension.htm
Does anyone know if this stuff will fit a Delica?
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may be worth asking bruce that question darryl, he may well have already tried it ;)
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it was the shocks I was looking at. I've got Rancho RS 9000 on the Deli and they feel a bit soft
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es 9000's will fit on yours mate (you need to update your avatar by the way) [-X
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The suspension lift kit should fit straight on. only rear springs are needed really. iron man are best i am told. boddy lft should be the same also as both shogun/pajero have the same running gear i am lead to believe, however access may be a problem on delies.
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The suspension lift kit should fit straight on. only rear springs are needed really. iron man are best i am told. boddy lft should be the same also as both shogun/pajero have the same running gear i am lead to believe.
Yours looked great with that gear on chris
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Cheers Col
Did not cost that much to do either, The paj mods are initally cheap (rear springs), but after a few runs i reckon the shocks may stop working. They are ok now but in the future I have been told they fail soon once lifted/adapted. The shocks I have on look like standard, 16 years old, not a bad age.
Would like to fit a winch after the wheels arrive but the front chassis has been gas axed in japan. Who does these things!!!!! anyway I am sure I could ad some extra meat to the chassis, but would take some serious fabing, (and a winch).
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2" body lift cost me £17.00.
And that was on nuts bolts and cutting discs (for cutting the scaff tube down to 2" :cool:)
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my 2"bodylift cost £1.28 for the nyloc nuts the rest came from work :dance: