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JamesW

Adventurer
The gearboxes are the same, but the bell housing bolt patterns are different. The starters are on the LHS of the vehicle in the diesels too. I imagine the bell housings are unbolt able and the 4m40 one stuck onto the existing gearbox.

I find the 2.8 a bit sluggish to keep up with traffic, but it isn't bad, just kind of trundles along. You'd find a huge difference made by putting an intercooler on her, mine was chronically slow with the intercooler bypassed when I was cleaning it
 

Eken

New member
yes i need to get an intercooler on it…. i didn't get one with the motor I'm looking to doing a water to air???? what do you guys think
 

Porvalsh

Observer
Oregon.

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Sabre

Overlanding Nurse
NF 21, Warren Wagon Road, near Steamboat Summit, Salmon River Mountains, Payette National Forest, Idaho

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mikebmrx

New member
The new addition, the family adventure rig. 2003 Mitsubishi Montero. by Michael Berg, on Flickr

Finally got my own Montero so I can stop drooling over all of your rigs and drive my own. Here it sits in stock form. Plans for the rig will be modest, maintain the daily driver while being a capable overlander. I've got some plans but nothing too big as of yet. First thing will be a trip down to the mountains of NorCal for a family trip. Then head up to Banff in the spring.
 

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