Coil spring spacer for NS Pajero

[Kas]

Hello

I was looking into getting rear coil spacers for my 2008 NS.

Now, I can't seem to find them for the 4th gen model only 3rd. Does anyone know if they are all the same?

Thanks a lot

Kas

[Alben]

Just double check, but I think the coil spacers from the front end of an 80 series landcruiser and some 100 series landcruisers is the right size.

Cheers
Ben

[FishAnd4WD]

Hello

I was looking into getting rear coil spacers for my 2008 NS.

Now, I can't seem to find them for the 4th gen model only 3rd. Does anyone know if they are all the same?

Thanks a lot

Kas

This is where I got my rear spacers from for my NS. Excellent quality and fast shipping at a great price!

http://amu.net.au/index.php/coil-spring-spacers/mitsubishi-pajero.html

[Kas]

This is where I got my rear spacers from for my NS. Excellent quality and fast shipping at a great price!

http://amu.net.au/index.php/coil-spr...hi-pajero.html

Thanks a lot Anthony! did you just get the ones for the NP? and are they easy to install?

[FishAnd4WD]

Thanks a lot Anthony! did you just get the ones for the NP? and are they easy to install?

No worries Kas, yeah I just got the NP ones as they fit as well. I got my mechanic to put them in for me when I got the Paj serviced but it's not too hard to do at home as they just go on top of the springs.

[Kas]

No worries Kas, yeah I just got the NP ones as they fit as well. I got my mechanic to put them in for me when I got the Paj serviced but it's not too hard to do at home as they just go on top of the springs.

Ah Perfect. what size pacers did you use and how much lift did you gain? I'm looking t 20mm spacers as I did read somewhere that the lift almost doubles?

thanks!

[FishAnd4WD]

Ah Perfect. what size pacers did you use and how much lift did you gain? I'm looking t 20mm spacers as I did read somewhere that the lift almost doubles?

thanks!

I went with 30mm spacers on top of 2' lift which gave me extra 60mm but settled to 30mm extra lift. The rear is sitting at 600mm from centre hub to bottom of the guards.