Recent content by ChrisCosta416

From my knowledge King still does not make upper arms. King works with Total Chaos on a lot of their stuff. - https://www.chaosfab.com/product/1999-2006-Mitsubishi-Montero-Upper-Control-Arms

If/when you get stuck then build it from there IMO. I have the 2.5 series Kings (Long thread on it on my profile) Same goes for Total Chaos. Total Chaos UCAs are not needed unless you have kings

Thanks! In other news I fitted some skid plates to the Outlander PHEV, I’ll probably make a build thread soon

I used various tire sizes and regeared as well. Depends what you want to use the vehicle for. I am a fan of function over form. I would not try to chase 33s unless you absolutely need it. Wheel the truck with one or two tire sizes bigger and see how you do. Bigger tires increase MPG, road noise...

Regarding valving, I would think so but I can check! Mine sending me your GT V6 VIN?

Bilstein OEM option appears to only be for the PHEV too! Thank you for the part numbers I will do my research or interchangeability. I think the lack of google hits is because Mitsubishi loves to only sell region specific parts and superceed the OE part (installed on the car) with a newer...

I was able to find a bunch of coilovers that will work from Japan as well as lift and lowering springs. I found B4 front and rear bilstiens but I cannot confirm if the fronts are meant for Hybrids ( I did not cross check partsouq OEM struts yet) Intrax makes nice offroad suspension for these...

I am fan of Michelin Defenders LTX for all-terrain tires. But the echo what everyone else said the truck is very capable stock and close to stock. If I had to build mine again I would go with the OE tire width and maybe 1 or 2 diameter sizes about stock, thats all it needs.

Been MIA for a bit, this has been sold.

Same here! And it was cool seeing the Pajero built there too!

New ones are based on the Rogue however is you buy a 2023 and up Outlander PHEV, the drivetrain and components are all Mitsubishi riding on a Nissan body with Nissan interior. The 2022 and older Outlander PHEVs and non PHEVs are all 100% mitsu.

Well everyone, after moving from Monteros to a 200 Series Land Cruiser I am back to Mitsubishi. This time an Outlander PHEV. As I was deciding what MPG friendly AWD vehicle to buy, this thread came to mind. I was impressed on how it did in Monache Meadows so I decided to buy one! A build...

I am stating thats how much the prior owner listed it for.

This was for sale for around $7500 I believe a few years back, insane price jump with no justification for it.

Sure thing