How to raise Mitsubishi Shogun / Pajero / Montero Sport / Challenger suspension.

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In this video we show you how to Raise the suspension on your Mitsubishi Shogun / Pajero / Montero Sport / Challenger.
What's better is, that we show you how to do it on a BUDGET!!!
Parts Link - www.ebay.co.uk/itm/263026506100
Tools Required
REAR
-24mm spanner
-24mm 1/2" Socket
-1/2" Ratchet
-1/2" Breaker Bar
-21mm socket for the wheels
FRONT
-17mm spanner
-17mm 1/2" Socket
-1/2" Ratchet
I also used, maintenance spray, a hammer, a pry bar, wire brush, Battery Gun, jack and axle stands.
Torque settings
-Road Wheels - alloy - 98-118nm
-Road Wheels - Steel - 118 - 137nm
unfortunately i could not find the others pecified torque settings a the time but will do some research and post it here.
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@mirage8753 3 месяца назад

wow, suspension and bottom of the car in the nice conditions for that old car

@wolf_kiff_workshop 3 месяца назад

Thank you very much. She was clean when I got her so I have used Lanoguard underseal to keep her that way

@wolf_kiff_workshop 3 месяца назад

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@wolf_kiff_workshop Год назад

Wow this was nearly a year ago now. I forgot how low she used to be 🤣

@lukenikolajew9119 8 месяцев назад

Hey mate, so how many turns did you give on each side, how many turns would be the maximum amount do you think?

@ManuelGinesDieguez Месяц назад

Hello, I have a Mitsubishi Montero Sport 2.5 GLS from 2003. Would this same spring model work? I write from Spain

@wolf_kiff_workshop Месяц назад

Hello, thank you for your question. Yes I believe it should work for all of the Shogun, Paj, challenger and Montero models on the K90 and K96 chassis. I hope this helps Hola from the United Kingdom 👋🏻

@svetom_s_tatom Месяц назад

Hi, thinking about to put same set of springs in my Jero Sport. After few months of driving would you still recommend? How ist the ride overal? Thanks for reply.

@wolf_kiff_workshop Месяц назад

Hi, yes it's been over 12 months but I would still recommend them. It's perfect for my type of driving. I do mainly on road driving with light off road and green laning. The springs are stiffer so on road mine doesn't wallow or roll on the turns as much which I find better. But it lifted it 2.5-3 inches which means when I am off road it doesn't catch or drag the tow bat or chassis like before. Also because they are 20% uprated / stiffer I recently had over half a tonne load in the back and it handled it well. And since this video I have towed a caravan and multiple trailers of different wieght which it has handled well to.

@wolf_kiff_workshop Месяц назад

If you do mainly or solely off roading then it would probably be worth spending the extra for fully progressive off road springs like "old man emu" ones

@wolf_kiff_workshop Месяц назад

I also fitted the K74 L200 shock absorbers. The fronts are the same but the rears give you an extra 4-6 inches travel on the rear axle. I found mine bottomed out on the rear when off road

@danielbichokov1340 Год назад

Nice video bro, this is the 3.0 gasoline, right ? Did you ever checked your engine temps with odb ? If you did what are your normal operating temps ?

@wolf_kiff_workshop Год назад

Hi bro, yeah it is the 3.0 V6. I haven't but I can to get you some answers after work 2moro

@danielbichokov1340 Год назад

@@wolf_kiff_workshop It will be super useful if i have that info for a reference. Thanks

@danielbichokov1340 Год назад

@@wolf_kiff_workshop yo bro :D i bet you forgot :D

@wolf_kiff_workshop Год назад

Hey bro, sorry I did. Its been manic at work and home. I'll have some food then go and do it. I'll make a short. Sorry again

@danielbichokov1340 Год назад

@@wolf_kiff_workshop no worries bro, if you have time someday '')

@icemann6619 Год назад

Can u show an image of the front bump stops? Is the ride quality better? Or is it rough.. how does it handle bumps? Better or worse? I would like to lift my sport, but am afraid of ruining the ride quality..

@wolf_kiff_workshop Год назад

Hi, I will get a picture for you next time I am not working 😁 I haven't adjusted the bump stops yet. But apparently you can cut them down for more clearance. I have found my ride is definately stiffer which I prefer because mine had body roll like a canal barge before. So I would say better handling on the road and more ground clearance off road.

@wolf_kiff_workshop Год назад

It is better for me because I do more road miles than off road. But if you do more off road than on road apparently progressive springs are better but come with around a £450 price tag

@wolf_kiff_workshop Год назад

I hope this helps a bit

@anengineer_ Год назад

@@wolf_kiff_workshop What progressive springs you are talking about? You mean, progressive torsion bars, like EFS or Ironman? We're talking about front suspension, right? Thanks

@wolf_kiff_workshop Год назад

@An Engineer I was thinking progressive springs on the back like the old man emu ones but they are around £400+ here. The progressive torsion bars sound like a perfect match for the front to me.

@user-gk4nl9uc5w 8 месяцев назад

Do you have a link for the springs please

@wolf_kiff_workshop 8 месяцев назад

Of course mate. Did I not put it in the description? Sorry. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/263026506100?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=ccopsM58Sfq&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=pEtU_xsmSoq&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

@wolf_kiff_workshop 8 месяцев назад

It says they are for the diesel standard Shogun but they do fit. And because they are for the other shogun they lift the Sport 👍🏻

@nickgc1234 9 месяцев назад

you have to adjust the camber or your tyres will wear

@wolf_kiff_workshop 9 месяцев назад

Really? Mine seems to be OK. I've had her lifted for over 12 months and the tyres seem to be wearing pretty evenly.

@wolf_kiff_workshop 9 месяцев назад

I have seen some people doing a ball joint flip? Apparently to adjust the camber. Have you done that at all? Do you have any advise incase mine does start wearing funny?

@wolf_kiff_workshop 9 месяцев назад

Thank you btw