What's your unusual mod?

[2bad4u]

Thinking about what I can do to the Pajero next and we all know the usual things like dual battery, spots, bullbar, etc, etc., but what are some of the mods people have done that are not your normal run of the mill, off the shelf type mod? Something that is maybe a bit different.

Mine was adding two volt meters to monitor both batteries, and I am surprised at just how much I use them since installing them over 5 years ago. I actually find them very useful.

https://www2.pajeroclub.com.au/forum/showthread.php?t=41537

So what's your mod that you don't see everyday but find useful?

[geopaj]

Here’s mine....

Aluminium sub tank made by a local metal fab shop (for less than a commercial tank). It has a usable capacity of 80Ltrs and sits in the 3rd row seat well meaning no reduction of departure angle and no broken sub tank mounts like others have experienced. uses a 'standard/commercial' dual filler from Brown Davies (or maybe LRA? - I forget) and a solid state fuel pump to transfer fuel into the main tank.


Spare tire mount folding step.

First I welded reinforcing and braces into the factory metal support frame for the spare tire cover/number plate holder. This included 4 additional m6 captive nuts of my new bracket and reinforcing the two m6 nuts to hold the number plate.

I then made a bracket out of 8mmm aluminium (local aluminium supplier had the perfect size piece in their scrap pile) to hold a folding marine mast step from Whitworth’s Marine.

My modifications are all behind the factory cover and the additional bolt holes are behind the number plate so it can be removed in the future, if I so desire, without a trace.

Certainly make climbing onto the roof rack easier!

[pb4x2]

Thinking about what I can do to the Pajero next and we all know the usual things like dual battery, spots, bullbar, etc, etc., but what are some of the mods people have done that are not your normal run of the mill, off the shelf type mod? Something that is maybe a bit different.

Mine was adding two volt meters to monitor both batteries, and I am surprised at just how much I use them since installing them over 5 years ago. I actually find them very useful.

https://www2.pajeroclub.com.au/forum/showthread.php?t=41537

So what's your mod that you don't see everyday but find useful?

My 2012 PB Challenger auto is a 2wd or rear wheel drive and two of the unique modifications I have done is lower the side steps by 20mm and the ride height by 35mm at the front and 50mm at the rear. I also fitted a 30mm Whiteline front swaybar in less than a week of ownership to stop it falling over on corners.