Great build,I love the front bumper,the color is the best one for a Pajero. I would like to ask,i have changed my tyre size,from 265 60 18 to 285 60 18 .Am i going to have the told problems with torque converter,AT transmision problems and etc. Did you get any problems with those tyres you installed. Thank you very much
Hey mate, thanks for the kind words. Its an awesome colour! my tires are 285/70/17 and I have had no issues with that whatsoever, I have gone a step further and run an electronic throttle controller and to date there have been no such issues with transmission or torque converter. Cheers Ryan
haha thanks ray mate. you wait till you see the upcoming series, in the second episode you'll be a very proud ranger owner after seeing what happened. Cheers Ryan
Hi mate, I've just purchased an NW paj and plan on doing a similar rear setup to yours? Have you needed to replace your battery this far? If so how much work would it take to replace the battery with the XTM draws in place?
hey mate. I haven't needed to replace the battery as of yet, it's a 100AH enerdrive lithium so hoping to get a good few years out of it. it is a bit of a process to get to the footwell with the secondary battery in it with all the stuff on top, basically need to unbolt everything from the plywood base that its on and then remove the plywood to get to the battery. takes about 25 mins if im doing it at home
Good helpful video mate. May I suggest you put cards to link to your other vids that you mention. Im looking forward to seeing what you have done to your pajero.
Thanks Shayne mate, I've often tuned into some of your videos, actually one of them inspired me to buy the iPhone 13. I do admit I dont spend much time putting in cards and other things after uploading the video to TH-cam. Ill be more proactive in the future regarding these things for sure!
Hi Ryan, top video. Ive got a 2014 same colour. Regarding 33s did u have to do anything to gearing or torque converter to account for bigger lever of 33s? Bet they look awesome.
Hi mate thanks for watching. I’m due to make another one of these as I’ve changed a bit on the inside of the car. I’ve changed nothing after putting them on mate just the casters had to be moved forward when the tires went on. I have a throttle controller and that’s all. Thanks Ryan
Hi Ryan Thanks for the great videos! can you please tell me how you installed the battery and charger in the seat area. did you have to drill through the plastic floor? Thanks Melanie
Thanks for taking the time to watch Melanie! Yes I just drilled through the plastic floor with some self tapping tech screws. Note it didn't go all the way through the well and out the bottom of the car, just the plastic. Eventually when I upgrade the battery I will remove the plastic trim from in there and probably put a small plywood cutout in there. Cheers Ryan
Hey Ryan I just bought a 2020 Pajero, Sydney, and want to put a set of rubber all around like yours. What wheels are they and any more detail on the caster set up? Also are the tyres noisy on the tar? Cheers
Hey mate. They are Goodyear wrangler MT 285/70/17. From what I know when they were put on the front casters were moved all the way forward to fit them on. They were not noisy when I put them on but they do get a bit loud as the tread wears down
Hey Ryan got a couple of questions about the drifta 1.2RTT - how is it for 2 people? How does it go when daily driving and offroad in terms of roll, fuel, braking? FYI - My NW runs a pioneer platform on the rails (with a rear awning) and can only go the drifta 1.2 for weight (and still pushing it). If the 1.2 is not really suitable for 2, then I might need to consider something else.
Hey mate. Overall I rate the tent pretty highly. I notice little to no impact on fuel braking and roll effect. For two people it would do ok. You would probably use most of its room up but it isn’t impossible, it might be worth heading to a Stockton dealer and trying one out. As I’m by myself i can’t give you a 100% accurate answer regarding the two people, only a guess and my guess is yes but it would be tight. Cheers Ryan
The rails are not the factory ones. They are rated to 300kg although the vehicles roof I believe is 100kg so yes it’s very close. I’m at 89kg with everything on top
@@nextleveladventuresau I am interested in doing a similar setup to yours and am just trying to understand the weight legalities. Drifta RT tent = 57kg, KickAss shower awning = 7kg, XTM 270 degree awning = 28kg, OCAM rails = 11kg, plus bedding/misc I make that over the legal limit. Do you not include the weight of the rails?
Thanks for watching dane! I didn't really consider it no, where I live there is no TJM outlet (or at least I think) and I like the look of the ARB (safari) much better than the TJM one. As far as functionality goes I don't think there's much difference. Cheers Ryan
Hey man, this is pretty much the perfect overland setup, I hope you enjoy it 👍. Another question about the RTT, you mentioned you are tall, Im 1.97cm tall, you think it would be ok length wise? I have no option to try it locally. Thanks
Just bought an NT 3.2 that was too good to get dirty so bought a NP 3.5 5sp Auto as a toy. Looking for inspiration/ideas for the NP and found your channel. Great review and mods to a very underrated and capable platform. Q. What is wheel size (17x8?) to fit the 285 tyre and what offset to fit under the guards please. Looking forward to more.
Hey mate appreciate you taking the time to watch. The rims are whatever the factory offset is so +42 I think. They actually weren’t the rims originally intended to go on so at the time I didn’t know too much about them.
Hey mate, I never got to weigh it with this configuration. New episode coming soon with the new setup in the back. Back seats removed I will have a final weight then. Cheers Ryan
Thanks mate, its gunmetal grey but not sure of the mitsibushi name for it. I think its called Amor Charcoal Grey but take that with a grain of salt as id need to clarify.
Thanks mate. I’m due to install something once I work out where the best place to have it is. Due to the spot it’s in it’s hard to find a suitable place for ventilation.
Love your build. Have a black nx pajero myself. Just had the 2 inch lift put in so much better hey.... and the clearance. We have the factory 18 inch 265x60r18. But put 265x65r18 maxxis razr 811At. They fit fine with no mods... Keep up the good vlogs cheers
Hii mate, Im still building up my Pajero as wel. Now tricky in the back and everything. Man in the store told me the drawers from the xtm slide out kichten were upp till 65 L Looks like you have an 80 on it? Still al fine?. Could you help me before i make any desisssions? Greetings,
Hey mate that’s correct they support up to 65L in the space but I just put two blocks of timber in to level it up and the big fridge sits on top. In total my 80L was 1cm too wide to fit inside, so I’m my scenario levelling it up with timber worked perfectly. All will depend on the width and length of your fridge in the end and how much it overhangs (in my case it doesn’t). The unit itself is great though I love it
@@nextleveladventuresau yeah i saw that smart solution!! But i mean more i terms of wheigt. Not that it bends of flips if you slide your fridge out. So no problems handling the wheight?
Hey mate, it would be tough I think. the exact dimensions of mine are 32.7, they are catalogued as a 33. I can tell you mine wouldn't be able to fit without a lift, 32 would be a close fit if it even fit at all. very hard to say although im leaning towards probably not and also depends if you have a bulbar or not. although because I haven't done it myself I cant give you a definite answer.
Quelle che vorrei montare sono come le tue in 265 70 18. In Italia la legge non permette di mettere ruote diverse dal libretto di circolazione quindi tocca riscrivere la misura sulla gomma. Pensa che neanche il paraurti si può cambiare! Ciao
Hey mate. In this video I’m not too sure what the weight was, things have changed a little so I’m due to weigh it again soon, it was still under GVM from memory although it’s got a GVM upgrade
Thanks mate. appreciate you taking the time to watch. As for the offset of the rims they are standard factory offset which is +42 I think ( take that with a grain of salt) these rims weren't actually meant to go on the car. I ordered steelies for it in 16 inch but due to the brake callipers I couldn't run them, so these rims went on instead.they also had to move the front caster all the way forward. Hope that helps to an extent. Cheers Ryan
@@nextleveladventuresau No worries. That’s great. It’s good to watch a fellow Pajero owner or rather a Shogun as they’re called over here in the uk instead of a ranger or Toyota been built with an open cheque book as most are. 👍
Broh what the heck this video should be name " someone talking about a car " The all video we see a red t-shirt in front of our eyes Man show us the car
I still think this is one of the best Pajero set ups Ive seen. Cheers Steve
Thanks Steve mate glad you like it. A lot of effort has gone in. Cheers Ryan
So.. if my roof rack is 35 kg and I am 85 kg = a total of 120kg, will my Pajero roof cave in?
Still looking for the truck and which parts you built?
Nice one mate
Such a well set up rig
The only model pajero to own really with the 3.2td & the auto behind it 💪
Cheers Steve mate. appreciate you taking the time to watch. it does well mate wouldn't have it any other way.
mention me in that video where u modify the back spare tire please
Great build,I love the front bumper,the color is the best one for a Pajero.
I would like to ask,i have changed my tyre size,from 265 60 18 to 285 60 18 .Am i going to have the told problems with torque converter,AT transmision problems and etc.
Did you get any problems with those tyres you installed.
Thank you very much
Hey mate, thanks for the kind words. Its an awesome colour! my tires are 285/70/17 and I have had no issues with that whatsoever, I have gone a step further and run an electronic throttle controller and to date there have been no such issues with transmission or torque converter. Cheers Ryan
How do you get to your jack or is it stored in drawer system
Hey mate the original one is under the rear footwell still but I have another one that’s stored in the back
Hey mate, awesome vid! Whats the fuel economy with this setup?
Hey mate, average 13L/100 around town and about 11 on the highways. not bad considering the weight imo. Cheers Ryan
Good set up mate. I’ll send you a Ranger sticker for the back😂😂
haha thanks ray mate. you wait till you see the upcoming series, in the second episode you'll be a very proud ranger owner after seeing what happened. Cheers Ryan
Hi mate, I've just purchased an NW paj and plan on doing a similar rear setup to yours? Have you needed to replace your battery this far? If so how much work would it take to replace the battery with the XTM draws in place?
hey mate. I haven't needed to replace the battery as of yet, it's a 100AH enerdrive lithium so hoping to get a good few years out of it. it is a bit of a process to get to the footwell with the secondary battery in it with all the stuff on top, basically need to unbolt everything from the plywood base that its on and then remove the plywood to get to the battery. takes about 25 mins if im doing it at home
Good helpful video mate. May I suggest you put cards to link to your other vids that you mention. Im looking forward to seeing what you have done to your pajero.
Thanks Shayne mate, I've often tuned into some of your videos, actually one of them inspired me to buy the iPhone 13. I do admit I dont spend much time putting in cards and other things after uploading the video to TH-cam. Ill be more proactive in the future regarding these things for sure!
@@nextleveladventuresau cheers mate
Hi Ryan, top video. Ive got a 2014 same colour. Regarding 33s did u have to do anything to gearing or torque converter to account for bigger lever of 33s? Bet they look awesome.
Hi mate thanks for watching. I’m due to make another one of these as I’ve changed a bit on the inside of the car. I’ve changed nothing after putting them on mate just the casters had to be moved forward when the tires went on. I have a throttle controller and that’s all. Thanks Ryan
Did you manage to get roadworthy with those 33s?
Yeah mate have never had an issue with that
@@nextleveladventuresau ah mate really wanted to fit 33s to my dads 3.2 pajero but qld are way stricter on tire sizes.
Hi Ryan Thanks for the great videos! can you please tell me how you installed the battery and charger in the seat area. did you have to drill through the plastic floor? Thanks Melanie
Thanks for taking the time to watch Melanie! Yes I just drilled through the plastic floor with some self tapping tech screws. Note it didn't go all the way through the well and out the bottom of the car, just the plastic. Eventually when I upgrade the battery I will remove the plastic trim from in there and probably put a small plywood cutout in there. Cheers Ryan
@@nextleveladventuresau Thank you
Hey Ryan
I just bought a 2020 Pajero, Sydney, and want to put a set of rubber all around like yours. What wheels are they and any more detail on the caster set up? Also are the tyres noisy on the tar?
Cheers
Hey mate. They are Goodyear wrangler MT 285/70/17. From what I know when they were put on the front casters were moved all the way forward to fit them on. They were not noisy when I put them on but they do get a bit loud as the tread wears down
Hey Ryan got a couple of questions about the drifta 1.2RTT - how is it for 2 people? How does it go when daily driving and offroad in terms of roll, fuel, braking?
FYI - My NW runs a pioneer platform on the rails (with a rear awning) and can only go the drifta 1.2 for weight (and still pushing it). If the 1.2 is not really suitable for 2, then I might need to consider something else.
Hey mate. Overall I rate the tent pretty highly. I notice little to no impact on fuel braking and roll effect. For two people it would do ok. You would probably use most of its room up but it isn’t impossible, it might be worth heading to a Stockton dealer and trying one out. As I’m by myself i can’t give you a 100% accurate answer regarding the two people, only a guess and my guess is yes but it would be tight. Cheers Ryan
You would be getting very close to the max legal weight on the roof with rails, tent, awning, shower tent, etc. Have you calculated lately?
The rails are not the factory ones. They are rated to 300kg although the vehicles roof I believe is 100kg so yes it’s very close. I’m at 89kg with everything on top
@@nextleveladventuresau I am interested in doing a similar setup to yours and am just trying to understand the weight legalities.
Drifta RT tent = 57kg, KickAss shower awning = 7kg, XTM 270 degree awning = 28kg, OCAM rails = 11kg, plus bedding/misc
I make that over the legal limit. Do you not include the weight of the rails?
@@bw8970 im in a similar situation with wanting this sort of setup but not wanting to go over legal limit. Did you end up figuring out a solution?
Did you consider the TJM snorkel before getting the safari?
Thanks for watching dane! I didn't really consider it no, where I live there is no TJM outlet (or at least I think) and I like the look of the ARB (safari) much better than the TJM one. As far as functionality goes I don't think there's much difference. Cheers Ryan
Hey Ryan great video
Nice detailed run-down of the pajero - well done👍
Hey, thanks mate! Glad you enjoyed it, plenty more to come.
Hey man, this is pretty much the perfect overland setup, I hope you enjoy it 👍. Another question about the RTT, you mentioned you are tall, Im 1.97cm tall, you think it would be ok length wise? I have no option to try it locally. Thanks
Hey mate. Yeah no problems with that. I fit with some room left over I’m about 189cm
That is good to know! Did you try with 2 people inside.. Im wondering if 1.2 might be a bit tight with 2 adults. Thanks!
That is good to know! Did you try with 2 people inside.. Im wondering if 1.2 might be a bit tight with 2 adults. Thanks!
@@StabilizerMotion 2 adults will be a little tight but it’s possible. If you are after comfort with 2 adults I would go for the 1.4
Thanks man
Just bought an NT 3.2 that was too good to get dirty so bought a NP 3.5 5sp Auto as a toy. Looking for inspiration/ideas for the NP and found your channel. Great review and mods to a very underrated and capable platform. Q. What is wheel size (17x8?) to fit the 285 tyre and what offset to fit under the guards please. Looking forward to more.
Hey mate appreciate you taking the time to watch. The rims are whatever the factory offset is so +42 I think. They actually weren’t the rims originally intended to go on so at the time I didn’t know too much about them.
any idea on the standard roof rack rail from factory can handle
It’s advised around the 100kg mark
@@nextleveladventuresau is that for the whole roof or for the standard factory rack
did you have rubbing using 33” with 2” lift
Hey mate no rubbing
What's the payload with all that gear fitted?
Hey mate, I never got to weigh it with this configuration. New episode coming soon with the new setup in the back. Back seats removed I will have a final weight then. Cheers Ryan
How much was your enerdrive battery 900 is best I can find
Hey mate 1300 including charger
Have you weighed the full final vehicle? Nice setup!
Hey matey not as of yet as still some work to be done. Cheers Ryan
Good vid Ryan. What is the actual colour of your Pajero called?
Thanks mate, its gunmetal grey but not sure of the mitsibushi name for it. I think its called Amor Charcoal Grey but take that with a grain of salt as id need to clarify.
Cool set up! Have you installed ventilation for your battery weld? Fire risk ...
Thanks mate. I’m due to install something once I work out where the best place to have it is. Due to the spot it’s in it’s hard to find a suitable place for ventilation.
@@nextleveladventuresau True, the gazes emitted by batteries are toxic but you don't want dust getting in either...
I know I am a year late, but Lithium batteries don't emit any gases. However, ventilation would still be a good idea to prevent overheating.
Love your build. Have a black nx pajero myself. Just had the 2 inch lift put in so much better hey.... and the clearance. We have the factory 18 inch 265x60r18. But put 265x65r18 maxxis razr 811At. They fit fine with no mods... Keep up the good vlogs cheers
Cheers mate! It’s such a great car after the lift. Mine are 285/70/17 and suit the lift perfectly. The car looks well proportioned 👌
Love the video. Pajero owner myself. Did you build a false floor and if so how did you go about doing so!
Thanks for watching mate. Yes I built a false floor, just cut some plywood and secured it through the bolt that is used for the baby seat. Cheers Ryan
Hii mate,
Im still building up my Pajero as wel.
Now tricky in the back and everything.
Man in the store told me the drawers from the xtm slide out kichten were upp till 65 L
Looks like you have an 80 on it? Still al fine?.
Could you help me before i make any desisssions?
Greetings,
Hey mate that’s correct they support up to 65L in the space but I just put two blocks of timber in to level it up and the big fridge sits on top. In total my 80L was 1cm too wide to fit inside, so I’m my scenario levelling it up with timber worked perfectly. All will depend on the width and length of your fridge in the end and how much it overhangs (in my case it doesn’t). The unit itself is great though I love it
@@nextleveladventuresau yeah i saw that smart solution!!
But i mean more i terms of wheigt.
Not that it bends of flips if you slide your fridge out. So no problems handling the wheight?
@@gijsboerdijk7718 nah mate no problems with the weight. Handles it well
But without lift, can fit 32" or scrap? Thanks
Hey mate, it would be tough I think. the exact dimensions of mine are 32.7, they are catalogued as a 33. I can tell you mine wouldn't be able to fit without a lift, 32 would be a close fit if it even fit at all. very hard to say although im leaning towards probably not and also depends if you have a bulbar or not. although because I haven't done it myself I cant give you a definite answer.
Quelle che vorrei montare sono come le tue in 265 70 18. In Italia la legge non permette di mettere ruote diverse dal libretto di circolazione quindi tocca riscrivere la misura sulla gomma. Pensa che neanche il paraurti si può cambiare! Ciao
Where did you film
This please?
Hi mate this was filmed at dunns swamp in Wollemi national park
@@nextleveladventuresau thanks I’d love to go there one day
Pajeros get me excited just subscribed
Thanks mate!
Hey mate great setup!’ What’s your fuel consumption like with all those mods ?
Thanks mate. I’m still averaging around 13L/100 with everything. More has changed since this clip but it’s still sitting around that. Cheers Ryan
@@nextleveladventuresau that’s not bad at all! Is that 13/l on freeway or around town
Great setup! What is the brand of your water tank mate?
Thanks mate! its a BOAB Poly tank. Ive replaced this one (which was a 40L) to a 55L one now
Hi, could you pls tag me in the video to modify your spare wheel, I can’t find the video thanks.
I concur with Steve, excellent rig
Thanks mate, more has changed since then (only slightly) bigger water tank, no back seats and hopefully soon to be rear bar. Cheers Ryan
Its looking good mate, nice work!
Thanks guys! appreciate you taking the time to watch. Cheers Ryan
Hi mate, what's your weight?
Hey mate. In this video I’m not too sure what the weight was, things have changed a little so I’m due to weigh it again soon, it was still under GVM from memory although it’s got a GVM upgrade
Love the rig mate. Thinking of fitting the same size tyres as yourself. What’s the offset of your wheels? Keep up the good work. Cheers
Thanks mate. appreciate you taking the time to watch. As for the offset of the rims they are standard factory offset which is +42 I think ( take that with a grain of salt) these rims weren't actually meant to go on the car. I ordered steelies for it in 16 inch but due to the brake callipers I couldn't run them, so these rims went on instead.they also had to move the front caster all the way forward. Hope that helps to an extent. Cheers Ryan
@@nextleveladventuresau No worries. That’s great. It’s good to watch a fellow Pajero owner or rather a Shogun as they’re called over here in the uk instead of a ranger or Toyota been built with an open cheque book as most are. 👍
Hello what offset do you have for these rims ?
Hey mate they are the same as the factory I believe +42
Wath name jantes ?
What offset are the rims?
They are factory offset mate so something like +42 I think. You’d get a more accurate answer from google.
Very nice
Thanks mate!
rhino give the pajero a off road rating of 117kg inc weight of rack parts and state a roof load limit of 150kg
Thanks for the info mate
Broh what the heck this video should be name " someone talking about a car "
The all video we see a red t-shirt in front of our eyes
Man show us the car
Thanks for the feedback. There will be a new final episode out soon that will be filmed a little different.
truck ? don't see a truck
its just what I say sometimes mate, 4wd truck. Not a literal truck
@@nextleveladventuresau oh... you're from American?