lordtrunks
camp loser
looking good hoping you find your way on some az crew outtings
Post your Mitsubishi Pajero Pics
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jeep-N-montero
Expedition Leader
Our Monty has become my wife's favorite vehicle to ride in, those heated leather seats sure do feel nice in the winter.
Driving the shore of Shasta Lake by Michael Berg, on FlickrTook the first trip with the Montero over Thanksgiving. Got to play a little at Shasta Lake, use the tires and traction control in the red mud. Worked flawless.
Fergie
Expedition Leader
Snowed like crazy up in Flagstaff during NYE. Cooper Discoverer ATP did great.
So, I'm looking through al the pics in the thread, and I see this one, and thought "looks like Downtown Flag"...sure enough. Snowing in town right now.
Djbenny
Adventurer
Nice looking Gen 3!
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gaston7
Observer
************ rig there my friend. What lift set up you got on there? Would love to see more pictures of your rig if you've got them floatin around.
Up in Mammoth over the weekend. Didn't do any trails, just thought this was a cool photo opportunity,haha.
IncorpoRatedX
Explorer
Recently I took a day trip up to Big Bear Lake in CA. "the rim of the world" is a nice little drive that loops in and out of san bernardino. The 99 montero is in need of a tune up and has 4.27 gears, previously it had 33" tires and was getting around 14mpg mixed (offroading, city and highway) after going to Yokohama Geolander 31's, even with a lot of steep grade climbing between 1000-7000 feet it immediately jumped up to 17-18mpg (including city and off road). After a tune up it will get better. I'll keep it on 31's until I can put 4.90's in. Then I think I'll step to 33's as this truck wont need big tires and the gears will make it nice for group camping trips, hauling all the people and gear.
jeep-N-montero
Expedition Leader
Recently I took a day trip up to Big Bear Lake in CA. "the rim of the world" is a nice little drive that loops in and out of san bernardino. The 99 montero is in need of a tune up and has 4.27 gears, previously it had 33" tires and was getting around 14mpg mixed (offroading, city and highway) after going to Yokohama Geolander 31's, even with a lot of steep grade climbing between 1000-7000 feet it immediately jumped up to 17-18mpg (including city and off road). After a tune up it will get better. I'll keep it on 31's until I can put 4.90's in. Then I think I'll step to 33's as this truck wont need big tires and the gears will make it nice for group camping trips, hauling all the people and gear.
Did you base the mpg just on what you saw on the odometer or did you add back 10% to make up for the difference in the tire size?
IncorpoRatedX
Explorer
I actually did it both ways, hence the "17-18"
When I got it had about 135k, so far I've only put 4k with the new motor so sittin about 139K.
I would like to cannibalize a junk yard monty or buy a whole junked one with leather seats and strips all the gadgets spare sensors etc. I am new to exp. portal I would love to go to some outings!
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