Recommend shocks for Pajero Gen 2.5

[mikmik316]

Hello sa lahat!

Pasensya na po kung hiniwalay ko ang thread na to kasi wala masyadong discussion sa suspension parts sa Merged Pajero Gen 2.5 discussion.

Due na for replacement ang shocks ng Pajero namin and mahal masyado ang singil ng Diamond Motors Fairview para sa OEM shocks... 10k each x 4 = 40k + 3k labor.

Meron po ba kayo ma-recommend na magandang alternative OR mas murang OEM? We prefer having the 3-way setting ng suspension.

Sana po you can provide your thoughts soon bago pa magkamali kami ng decision. Maraming salamat!

[nugundam93]

if you still want OEM, mas mura if you just go muna to el dorado sa aurora blvd, i think mga a bit over 8k lang dun, you can haggle pa for discount. papayag naman diamond motors fairview na sa labas mo bilhin yung parts eh. sino SA niyo dun? si johnny bravo yung samin, ok naman siyang kausap and mabait pa. heheh.

a good alternative would be the rancho 9-way. :D

[mikmik316]

Opo sir si Johnny Bravo din sa amin... hindi nga ako makapaniwala yun pangalan nya e...

Ano po yung rancho 9-way? Magkano to at saan pwede makabili at magpa-install? Mapapagana pa rin po ba natin yung 3-way setting?

Saka ok din po ba ang bilstein???

[banaweonline]

sir mik,
pag rancho or any aftermarket shocks, hindi na pwede gamitin ang on board switch ninyo. naka design kasi yan para sa original shocks ng pajero.

you can visit www.gorancho.com for more detailed info.

[OTEP]

Php8k ea ang shocks kung sa Eldorado or sa Bestcolt Banawe mo kukunin. Wala namang Php200.00/shock ang standard industry labor rates for installing them (you can also install them yourself. Sa harap ka lang magtatanggal ng gulong, sa likod salpak lang. Even the sensor is just held on by two nuts (or screw nga lang ata yun) per shock. The shock istelf is just held by bolts on the top and bottom part.

Dahil nga mahal and halos wala naman pinag-iba ang ride vs my non-adjustable Pajero, kumuha na lang ako ng KYB Gas Shocks sa Banawe (parang lumalabas na Php1,000/shock, mas mura harap kaysa likod). Pina-install ko sa mechanic nina Glenn. Actually may stock din pala sila kaya lang mahabang storya kung bakit hindi ko dun nabili. Php100/shock lang ang siningil sakin for the install. Yung unused sensor, naka-zip tie na lang out of the way.

Sa laki naman ng natipid, I wouldn't really miss those sensor and control thingies. Napa-full interior detail ko pa sa Big Bert's with wash and wax and napaayos ko na din yung mga ibang sira.

I wouldn't recommend RANCHO. They ones they have for Pajeros are too soft daw. Most of the Rancho users at 4x4wire.com have gone back to KYB's.

[vinj]

KYB Gas-A-Justs... offers good value for money.

[nikko m]

wow!ang mahal pala ng adjustable shocks ng pajero,anyway,i got bilsteins for our pajero and lc80.ok naman,you might want to try dobinsons also.or kung medyo on the budget,kyb gas shocks will do,tibay talaga,medyo matigas nga lang..sasakit likod mo.

[oliver1013]

Wow madugo pala. Mula ngayon menor lang basta may konting lubak.

[IMm29]

O nga. Wow on how much the OEMs cost. My friend tried Bilsteins on his 2.5. On his 18" rims, the ride was somewhere between Soft and Medium. None of the boat-y softness of the Soft and the harshness of the Medium. He also used to go Medium when he has 3-4 people onboard with him. With the Bilsteins, he didn't have the problem of too soft a ride once laden with 5 people. He, however, said that the ride on my LC120 with 20" rims and Old Man Emu (OME) shocks wasn't as harsh as his. Dunno now if the OMEs are actually softer or if the diff is in the suspension.

P6,500/shock niya nakuha yung Bilstein. P5,200/shock yung OME.

[larshell]

Ako im using Monroe Shocks for my Gen 1 Montero.Shocks color is yellow nabili ko sa masangkay tondo manila sa Monroe Marketing. Cost is 960/pc. I thinks its a US made pa and im satisfied w/it. Magnum 60 yon series six way self adjusting.
Shocks adjust by itself dipende sa load and road condition. I dont know lang kung meron for Gen2.5.

[paj4x4]

Php8k ea ang shocks kung sa Eldorado or sa Bestcolt Banawe mo kukunin. Wala namang Php200.00/shock ang standard industry labor rates for installing them (you can also install them yourself. Sa harap ka lang magtatanggal ng gulong, sa likod salpak lang. Even the sensor is just held on by two nuts (or screw nga lang ata yun) per shock. The shock istelf is just held by bolts on the top and bottom part.

Dahil nga mahal and halos wala naman pinag-iba ang ride vs my non-adjustable Pajero, kumuha na lang ako ng KYB Gas Shocks sa Banawe (parang lumalabas na Php1,000/shock, mas mura harap kaysa likod). Pina-install ko sa mechanic nina Glenn. Actually may stock din pala sila kaya lang mahabang storya kung bakit hindi ko dun nabili. Php100/shock lang ang siningil sakin for the install. Yung unused sensor, naka-zip tie na lang out of the way.

Sa laki naman ng natipid, I wouldn't really miss those sensor and control thingies. Napa-full interior detail ko pa sa Big Bert's with wash and wax and napaayos ko na din yung mga ibang sira.

I wouldn't recommend RANCHO. They ones they have for Pajeros are too soft daw. Most of the Rancho users at 4x4wire.com have gone back to KYB's.

I'd recommend Rancho 9000x's. They are in no way too soft for the Pajero Remember the guys in 4x4wire are mid to hard core off roaders. Therefore they run their rigs differently.

I have Rancho 9000x's on all four corners of my Gen 1 and Gen 2.5 Pajs. The ride improvement, especially on my Gen 1, is remarkable. Plus it gives you the flexibility to adjust the damper settings -> 1 the softest - 9 the stiffest.

Current setting set up I have is 5 up front and 3 at the rear. When fully loaded the rear goes up to 5-6. A 7+ setting is definitely hard.

You'd be safe with Bilsteins, Rancho, or OME's. Yun nga lang sa OME you'd have to get the package (shocks and their springs together) to get the maximum comfort level it promises. "Matched" kasi ang shocks and springs ng OME.

[banaweonline]

sir mik,

sa pajero gen1 ko naka rancho rs9000. PERFECT!

ngayon nag test ako sa pajero gen2 (subic, 4M40) kyb. its so stiff. as in matigas ang ride. sakit sa katawan.

ibang kakilala ko naka bilstein. ok din daw. pero mas matigas ang ride ng bilstein kaysa rancho. but both are good.

rancho or bilstein na lang sir kung gagastos ka na rin lang. sayang lang ang pera sa oem. 3 way adjustment lang.

peace..

[mikmik316]

ok po mukhang bilstein at OME ang choices ko...

Meron po ba kayo alam na shop/store na pwede pagbilhan at pagkabitan ng bilstein at OME?

[OTEP]

We use OME shocks with stock coils on our Land Cruiser (see sig). OME is available from RATS (Katipunan/Alabang) while Fusion R along E. Rod (nr. Balete Drive) sells Bistein.

[topgun]

old man emu shocks

[jhoma]

ok ba ang shocks na RANCHO 5000 para sa FIELD MASTER?

[N T Y c E]

ok ba ang shocks na RANCHO 5000 para sa FIELD MASTER?

Hi, i'm not familiar with the fieldmaster, but from what i know, there are no shocks in front(leaf spring) only the rear has shocks? Or is that a different model pajero? Anyways, bilstein is a good brand for shocks, i've been using fieldmaster shocks for my montero and it cost about 8t a piece i believe.

[Renault 09]

ok ba ang shocks na RANCHO 5000 para sa FIELD MASTER?

Oldman EMU for the back and OEM at the front. TP: 32F/35R