Mitsubishi Pajero Fieldmaster (Gen 2.5) [ARCHIVED]

[pajerokid]

I posted it sa Classifieds section kaya lang may buyer na. Sorry....

[luckytruck]

buti na lang na benta na, i am trying to refrain from extra expenditures kasi

hehehehe

andy

[pajerokid]

haha. Dahan dahan lang pag-upgrade and pag-mod sir.

[luckytruck]

yup, snail's pace muna, god knows what's going to happen to us after the election results are out

andy

[ARB]

may difference ba talaga if you set the shocks from soft to hard? just changed the shocks to OME of a pajero gen 2.5 owner was not happy with the orig shock settings.

[luckytruck]

acording to my friend who owns two gen 2.5 pajeros, you can feel the difference when

now the question is is that difference worth the P8,000 per piece (tama ba ang price?) that the oem replacements will cost

andy

[pajerokid]

ARB, yup, you can really feel the difference lalo na pag nasa highways, cornering. Parang ganito yun...

S = matagtag
M = mas matagtag
H = pinaka matagtag hehehe.

If your friend wants to really see if it works, turn the key to the ON position tapos set it to soft. Tapos, do the shock absorber test (push down on the bumpers). Tapos set it to Hard and redo the test. you'll notice that if its in hard, halos hindi mo na ma-press down yung bumper.

Andy, im not really sure myself if each shock is worth 7k, but i have no choice hehe.

[luckytruck]

if the oem shocks last between 4 to 5 years, i think worth it naman.

yung mga subic pala na pajero na tonka body pero 4m40 ang makina, naka adjustable shocks na. nakakaingit

aaaaarrrrgh

andy

[pajerokid]

Yup. Actually most of the features which came with the Gen2.5 here were released with the original Gen2.

Pinaka oks sana is the Invecs II 5 speed auto tranny.

[luckytruck]

ang swerte ng mga taga australia and the uk, bumabaha sa kanila ang mga used SUVs from japan tapos nothing to work on na, no conversion necessary. sarap naman. bakit kasi right hand drive ang mga Japanese

andy