Latest Modifications on Pajero NS Gen 4

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Hello been a member here since 2010. Here are pictures of the latest modifications on the 2008 Pajero NS Gen 4. Enjoy the pictures and details on the mods are below. If you have any questions or suggestions do reply back

Engine: 3.9L Engine Upgraded OEM +0.5 Pistons, Ported Cylinder head & intake manifold, AEM Filter, Evo Spark Plugs, Unichip Tuning, Headers, High Flow Cat, Transmission Cooler, Omani Gear Hack to prevent auto shifting

General: Dobinson MRR Remote Reservoir Shocks, 2 inch Fender clearance & wide body kit, 17" Method Rims, Geolandar ATS, custom front and rear bumpers, Bush Skinz front & sump bash plates

Electricals: Extra AC Fan, LED Lights, Panel Switch, Dual Battery, Paddle Shifters, Pedal Commander, TPS System, Vlad Traction on/off

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These are the rest of the modifications. There was an upload limit

[Dicko1]

You have been busy...looks good..

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Thanks man!

[cannonsjs]

That looks really cool. I bet it's heaps of fun to drive.

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Thank you man it's fun for sure

[Jasonmc73]

Hi Mate

Thanks for taking the time to share ideas & photo's, looks great.

Out of interest, how much is A litre of petrol un Dubai?

How does the engine perform compared to stock?

Looks like fun.

[speedwave]

Hi Mate

Thanks for taking the time to share ideas & photo's, looks great.

Out of interest, how much is A litre of petrol un Dubai?

How does the engine perform compared to stock?

Looks like fun.

Hey man the fuel cost is around a dollar per litre

The car performs great, it has allot more power on the high rpm and higher torque. Here is a video of the Pajero in action in the desert around Bu Tais

https://www.instagram.com/p/B0EP-UNneti/?igshid=6tmady6fzwyc

[juhanyar]

Very Good Looking Off-Roader

Car looks great for off-roading.

Do you have figures (Numbers) for the new (HorsePower) and (Torque) after all these upgrades. Is fuel consumption still 8.8 K/m for a Liter

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Car looks great for off-roading.

Do you have figures (Numbers) for the new (HorsePower) and (Torque) after all these upgrades. Is fuel consumption still 8.8 K/m for a Liter

Yes you can watch this video which summarises all the upgrades and exact gains from the dyno tests in total 57hp

Fuel consumption didnt really change from usual

https://youtu.be/bjNuR69v6xw

[Miner]

Nice one... that’s a welcome power boost. Where did you get your headers / which make are they? Who did the work?

Good to see someone in the UAE flying the Pajero flag with pride. [emoji1256][emoji1377][emoji1377]


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Hey man likewise glad to see a pajero enthusiast! I got them from ebay and shipped directly from Australia. Here is the link, they fit the gen 4.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Headers-Extractors-for-Mitsubishi-Pajero-NM-NP-V6-3-5L-3-8L-2000-2008-/264609155364?_ul=AE

Send me your mobile number in a private message, I will add you to our WhatsApp group. We do lots of drives!

[Judos]

Hey Speedwave,

Do you have any details on the mod you did on your rear door to get rid of the plastic wheel cover? Yours looks great!
Thanks

[paceman]

hey mate..

your pajero looks the business...

have you got any info about your custom front grill?

love the look of it...

[muryan]

Hello been a member here since 2010. Here are pictures of the latest modifications on the 2008 Pajero NS Gen 4. Enjoy the pictures and details on the mods are below. If you have any questions or suggestions do reply back

Engine: 3.9L Engine Upgraded OEM +0.5 Pistons, Ported Cylinder head & intake manifold, AEM Filter, Evo Spark Plugs, Unichip Tuning, Headers, High Flow Cat, Transmission Cooler, Omani Gear Hack to prevent auto shifting

General: Dobinson MRR Remote Reservoir Shocks, thejingstock 2 inch Fender clearance & wide body kit, 17" Method Rims, Geolandar ATS, custom front and rear bumpers, Bush Skinz front & sump bash plates

Electricals: Extra AC Fan, LED Lights, Panel Switch, Dual Battery, Paddle Shifters, Pedal Commander, TPS System, Vlad Traction on/off

Fell in love with those paddle shifters! Great work