Pajero Owners Club of South Africa

That is called a sub-frame lift with some other bits added. Not easily done in South Africa and if achieved would be at great cost.

CATS

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Thanks cats I guess the CV angles r not affected by subframe lift. What r the pros and cons of this lift?

Any leads where can it be imported from.i tried to contact auto garage champ through their website but no reply? Any other brands?

Nope. I have no idea where one can get this locally, but maybe if one pests Arctic Trucks enough they will bring in one of their sets. Still, better have deep pockets when they give you the bill.

CATS

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It looks good though but as far as I understand it will cost in the region of R130 000,00 plus to do that. Good luck.

http://www.4wdshop.net/KKKKKKKnewpage1.html

This website says for a 6" subframe lift kit its 2190$+ say 1000$ shipping + cost of rear shocks

Altogether say 5000$? Not more than that?

I think it will cost more than that to ship. Also 5000usd still equates to about R50000 and then you still need to change shocks,according to the website, and put other rims on!

Still, if you ever do it let me know, I might just share the shipping cost and get a set toougeek:

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Does anyone know the whereabouts of monster pajero or the owner is there on any forum need to know feedback/what all mods required?

I've sent two mails to 4wdshop.net and no reply from them

CATS wrote:Nope. I have no idea where one can get this locally, but maybe if one pests Arctic Trucks enough they will bring in one of their sets. Still, better have deep pockets when they give you the bill.

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I see in Feb 2013 issue of SA4x4 Arctic Trucks show an Arctic Pajero in their ad (page 18).

And one "Under Development" image on their web site Arctic Trucks Pajero under development

Maybe Marius will sell his treg after all?