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- Hi guys, I've been wanting to get around to doing a compilation of my off road 4x4 adventures in my Mitsubishi pajero and here it is.
Some was shot in 2.7K and other bits in 4K and uploaded in 4K to make the most of it.
I'm located in the Newcastle NSW Australia area and a good portion of the footage is close enough to that region.
Tracks/ areas included are
the wattagans
freemans water hole playground
cells river and swans crossing area
wallaroo
mnt sugar loaf
Bylong 4x4 park
lithgow - lost city
stockton beach
and maybe some other places I've forgotten.
I hope you enjoy it. Cheers Brett
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Definitely got me to respect Pajeros and view em in a whole different way. Wonderful video!!!
Thanks much mate. theyre a good thing, especially for the price. so long as you don't get stupid with them, they go very well. more flex would be nice. actually, some flex would be nice :) great tourers rather than a flat out off road machine though.
Greetings from Brazil!!! Nice car man!!! Thanks for sharing your adventures!
Hey Raony, thanks mate, glad to have you along from Brazil
Wish you many more happy miles with the legendary Pajero. Love from India
Thanks kaustav from Australia 😁
Awesome stuff man!! @19:45….great comms and execution 👍🏼
Good one Brett! Came up well, thanks for the plug and it was our pleasure to help film your paj. Cheers Steve
let's hope there is much more chance to get more
Great video mate . Go the mighty paj !!
thanks big buddy. still need to get out for a run and a shoot. I think the newy boys were talking of a run to yellow rock. will need to motivate them
Love the Paj mate and all your work! I got a 2009 NT GLX and watching this video today has made me pack things up to go up Riverland, South Australia. Titan is a champ! :)
Hey Marko, cheers mate. Half your bloody luck. I'm sitting here at my work desk. Need to get the old paj and my little buddy out for another run soon. Thanks for the comment. Enjoy the trip 😁.
@@DENMONKEY Thanks mate. Keep up the great work.
Awesome video mate, your not scared to get out there and use it, that’s awesome 👍👍
Thanks shad, that what I got it for. 😁
Pajero is underrated. Nice vid mate. Cheers from WA 💪.
Shit yes Archie. I find people opinions of pajeros change somewhere between the bottom and the top of a climb out track 😁
Great Video.. Just bought a 2018 NX... you've inspired me to get out there!
Brilliant Ian. You wont regret it
Used to run NS SWB. Underrated 4x4. Front lockers helped big time cos they lift wheels everywhere but that the fun part. Cool vid. Thanks
I'd love me a shorty
hey brett, great vid showing off the paj's capability. most of the mainstream 4by channels stick to the cruiser and the Patrol, so its awesome to see others showing pajero's and other models can keep up with (and outdo) these bread and butter trucks. i have just bought my first paj (2015 NX) and your videos are helping to give a bit of direction with the mods etc. look forward to seeing more in the future from you. cheers. tom
Thanks Thomas, glad it's motivating you mate. I'm yet to point up it something it hasn't gotten me up but I don't go stupid. I try and keep it within the capabilities of the pajero but as you can see, sometimes they can surprise you and others . Nice to have you on board mate.
Thanks Brett. Look forward to seeing more from you. I found your super select 4x4 tutorial video particularly insightful.
Hello, I have a Pajero NS and I am happy to see your vlogs
thanks mate :)
Awesome vid as usual bro , made me just wanna jump in my pajero and hit the tracks 👌🏽
Thanks gersh. Do it. Take the camera
DENMONKEY yeah busy with it , super amped
Busy with content as we speak
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Like it. Keen to see the rest. Nice editing by the way. Have a squizz at Aaron's channel over here. He's is in Kyrgzstan with his pajero. some awesome location footage like yours. th-cam.com/video/u5we_tBs4jc/w-d-xo.html
Love the videos, give us pure car sounds. No more music
Great vid, thanks.
Welcome sir
Awesome video it shows just how awesome the pajero is oh yeah the driver ain't bad either lol thanks for the video mate
Cheers Mate. I just close my eyes and the pajero does the work. Based on your name, I'm coming to check out your channel. hmm I haven't watched a huff video in years.
The cars got one of the best traction control systems ever made, it gracefully climbs any obstacle
I agree 100% when I'm it with other vehicles, it proves itself over and over again.
Great video mate, I just picked up a nice 2017 Pajero GLS and will taking it to Beach Port SA this weekend for a bit of fun, they're great cars, underrated, can't wait to get mine in the dunes.
how much sand driving can be done near you in SA ? ours is getting more and more limited here
@@DENMONKEY There's still plenty of spots in SA. Not on metro beaches but all along the south east and west coasts of SA. Yorke Peninsula and Eyre Peninsula.
Hello! Im New in this channel.
I like Montero, i like this channel!
Congratulations from Puebla, México.
Hi Abimael. Welcome to Australia :) thank you for the comment from Mexico
@@DENMONKEY
Thank you for answer.
I like your videos, the information is very good.
Viva México, viva Australia!
Wow awesome, been trying to find some good Pag Vids
Let Me know if you find any 😁
Best car for anyone who needs a Land Cruiser 200/300series or a patrol y62, but at a cheaper price. All thanks to the responsive Traction control which does all the work while the independent suspension simply ensures a good ride quality. I do love solid axles as they offer better wheel articulation but had it been a solid rear axle, more work would have been needed for ensuring better ride quality. Which is why those 200 series are expensive because of the KDSS which ensure greater handling and ride quality but at the same time higher wheel articulation. Finally a diesel 4 banger or a V6 just to keep to cost down. The rhino pajero is just a cheaper solution which is able to do 90% of the stuffs a stock 200 series can do.
I certainly love mine and for the price I don't think they can be beat. Plus, I've not had a 200 get away from me yet.
Great video. Good to see a Paj getting real. I’d love to know where it is you are as I’m watching. Some beautiful spots I’d like to visit.
cheer smitty. located in the newcastle area in NSW . some of it was from around here and some down Lithgow way.
Absolutely Love This Video !!
In 5 days, i am bringing home an 06 Montero Limited (Pajero). I have owned the 95, 02, and now finally an 06 :) The 06 is the newest we can get here in the states, which is terrible.
I cant wait to drag the ex-wifey out with the kids and enjoy some family off roading.
Thanks for sharing your video sir !
PS: The driver of the Monte has outstanding throttle control ! :) :) :)
hey Sheldon, I'm guessing you have your new toy in the driveway now ? how is it ?
glad you enjoyed the video, Hope it inspires you to get out with the fams
You have pretty good skills in off roading...
Thanks mate but the pajero does most of the work 😊
I own a 2013 pajero exceed 3.0 V6 it is a beast I THE Best 4x4 I own its better than prado and I love it among offroaders the pajero and the patrol is the best ❤️
I'm glad you enjoy it 😁
U still replies what a great youtuber
I try mate, I try
Love that hilux
cheers DD
Nice :) im on all those forums too :) i have a 2003 exceed 3.5 NP
Sup Ellis, I think you're mad if you're not. so much info to be had on the pajeros across all of those forums etc. thanks for the comment Ellis.
The Pajero's design is impeccable. Its powertrain durability has been proven to be better than the Prados , Rangers and Hiluxs. The only downside of the Pajeros is that its ground clearance deserves a little bit of improvement . But overall they are durable and awesome 4wds.
they are indeed awesome
Huh? Someone told me a 2inch lifted paj has more ground clearance than a gu patrol with a 2 inch lift on 35s?
I might get a chance to check that one out for you in a few weeks. I think there is a lighted patrol coming on our weekend away.
of course you're happy because we like it
outstanding, cheers Callum
I drive a discovery 1 and have been looking at the Pajero. Something with more power, more modern, more comfortable. That traction control looks like it works a treat but i don’t know if I could get use to lifting wheels like that!
Haha. Yes flex isn't a strong point of the pajero and can get you in trouble if you don't pay attention. But that's the compromise of independent suspension all round. The good news is, no diffs hanging down to get caught up on. If suggest driving one first if you can.
Some locations would be nice, there's some great spots on the video
yeah sorry Wayne. these were over a few years and I can't remember all of them. If there was something you spotted give me a time on the video and I'll see if I can come up with a location for you
The old Hilux is a beast
It sure is. He'd not long given her a full coat of paint too. So it's in good bloody nic
the best thing about the pajero is its price to performance ratio especially second hand cars. 😊😊😊
you're not kidding. when i got mine, for the same year and kms if i was to buy a prado it would have cost me about $7000 more than the pajero
Thanks again for another wonderful video.
I have a technical question.
Do you use / is there any after market recovery points for Pajero
There are different ideas about pajero's factory fitted tow points and weather they are rated / suitable for recovery point purposes.
Cheers
Hey Ray, The good news is pajeros don't get stuck, so you're just not going to need them.
I've read many posts etc in the hunt for the elusive recovery points that will fit the pajero, alas nothing has come to light. Heaps of people want them but theres just nothing there I've found, there is the mitsubishi recovery video on here where they pull an older paj out of the sand using the tow points at the front. Everyone seems to accept this as proof that they can be used for such thing. I just stuck on a winch just in case :) not a cheap option but if I needed to use them to pull out, I'd be making sure I used an equaliser strap to lessen the load on each of them. Not the answer you're looking for but it seems to be the reality. If you uncover something though, please report back.
Mitsubishi is the highway Star King
you have been busy :)
Awesome video mate, what trail is this? Looks great
Gday, you'll have to give me a specific time mate, there are a bunch of different trails included in this one. Pick a time and I'll have a look and let you know
Thanks for your vids! Are there any major differences between your 2010 and earlier model Pajeros in terms of off-road capability?
can't Say Jarrah, this is the only one I've had. but the traction control on this model is excellent but the much earlier models has superior flex and suspension for off road. Pity we didnt still have that
Seems the paj made it up a few things quite alot easier then the yoda's, good to see
Whilst I don't take it up stupid stuff, it's yet to not make it up anything I've pointed it at. Save for that big rock step but I had a good go trying.
@@DENMONKEY i bought an my15 last yr, coming from a 30yr old 80 series, i am quite happy with how it preform, most of my off road work is sand, but would like to do cape york soon, and habe found some cool additions thanks to ur vids, yeew🤙 keep them coming
Cheers mate, will do
Good old LN106 Hilux. That's the last of the tough one's
its in bloody good nic too. He makes his own bar work, so looks a real treat. helps that he likes to get out and use it oo.
0:39 Your dog looks like my dog 100%
Hi, just bought a 2019 NX, just wondering if you have a lift kit on this one or is it just the bash plates doing there thing..?
Hey what should I choose Nissan patrol gu crdi or the Pajero 4th gen? because I'm pretty much a beginner at off-roading
Awesome! What size rims, are they OEM? And what tyres are you running? Love the Paj
Hey Matty, tires are OEM rims with 275/65/18 . so basically a 32 or close enough
@@DENMONKEY Did these tyres rob much power, I am wanting to put 265/65/18 on my NW but I tow a 2.6 t caravan and don't want to lose too much power but was interested to see you using the 275/65/18 tyres.
Hi just want to know what kind of the Pajero ? is it Petrol Or Diesel ? , AWSOME VIDEO LOVE LOVE IT .
Diesel mate. 2010nt
Hi Den
Only just found your site. Watched you off road and enjoyed it very much.
As soon as I get back to Australia (currently Locked down in Spain) I will be buying a Pajero as I had an old one back in 1990s. Not sure if you have already given details but what model is yours, year and number of km please? Finally when towing etc, could you mention if you are in high or low etc.. Great stuff, keep it up. Keith
Welcome Keith, mine is a 2010 nt. Towing is in 4h as per the manual.
@@DENMONKEY Thanks very much for both replies. Keith
Im liking the idea of a paj. Is there any common faults or problems with them? Are the reilable currently have a 2018 bt50 with 24,000 kms and having dramas with it already
mate jump on the australian pajero owners face book page. heaps of info there. But no, nothing stands out. Keep it serviced and you'll be fine. DPFs can be a pain but no more than other vehicles with them, check for rust around door sills and fuel pumps can be a costly fix on older ones.
Hi Den
What KM/100 do you get under normal driving and towing. I assume this sort of off road drinks the fuel? What range do you have and is that normally sufficient? Thanks Keith
Hey Keith, keep in mind I've got heaps of an extra weight on mine but normal I get about 11 towing was 15/16 . The van hasn't been out in 12 months though with all this. Covid business going on. I got back about 1l/100km from the lock up kit.
Just wanted to know how the Hankooks hold up on different terrains? I fitted a set yesterday and the only general negative info that popped up was the sidewalls were soft. Great video btw.
Hey Henk, I think I've only got around 20k on them at the moment but this has been a combination of off road, on road and towing the caravan.
I've previously run bfg ko2s on other vehicles (delica) and these have been comparable for me. I think they were a bit quieter when first installed but they are starting to get noisier now. i also think these have been better in the wet.
With the bfg, i didn't have confidence with hard breaking in the wet on road. these are much better there.
From a wear perspective, these have been great.
Are yours the same as mine? If I recall, i think there were different versions with different plys available. I find the sidewall to be quite stiff and to get them to bag out , like on sand, I find I need to go quite low in pressure before I see any change in the side wall. My pajero is quite heavy, with all the gear on it, so this is a bit of a surprise to me.
they were quite expensive in this unusual size on the 18s but they had a deal on and the size smaller which I wanted was sold out australia wide, which is why I went with the 275/65. I cant remember the size of the ones I wanted but they were still a bit bigger than the stock 165/60s i think which are standard. I was try to keep a bit closer to standard since I tow a van, to help with acceleration etc and keep fuel economy down.
Still, for off road a bit bigger is always nice.
I'd really like to drop to a 17inch rim and go a higher profile for off roading. Might happen one day. cheers Brett
@@DENMONKEY thanks for the reply, yes I think you get different play ratings but I'm not too clued up on the Hankooks. I'm currently running 26565x17 on my 2009 Ttiton and so far so good and cant wait to give them a test in the different terrains we have here in south Africa especially a bit of mud as our rainy season is upon us. Here by us you can buy them with a guarantee for 90000km with a couple of t&c you must follow.
@@henkstols9326 Thanks Henk, I'm going to do a rotation to see if that quietens them down a bit. I can't recall the ply rating, but I do vaguely recall going with the higher rated ones at the time. I have a feeling by going up in size so did the ply but again don't quote me
Is the exhaust Stock or a Sport exhaust?
If Sport than i would Love to Know what brand
And would you say that the arb bullbar is Worth its Money?
Love your Videos 😘😊
Stock exhaust on mine but will look for an after market one later. No idea what brand as yet. The arb, sure do. I was surprised how cheap the commercial bar was. I was going with xrox or similar until I spotted the arb. It's doing what it needs to do.
How much airtime (pajero wave) do you want to show....haha. Good work. I think my Aux tank would limit me somewhat in those circumstances.
I've touched down a few times at the back but the plates have saved any damage thus far. You've inspired me to get the drone out more often.
@@DENMONKEY wow, that's an accolade after a week of drone ownership. Cheers.
@@shanethesharkcaver don't let me down :)
What year is the white pajero,it looks like a 4 Gen after 2013?
Mysitc pajero, I didn’t knew anything about this SUV, I’m thinking seriously about buying a gen 4
theyre great mate. do pretty much anything you ask of them without getting silly. Great tourers and much cheaper than their comparable toyotas
Go Pajero, like video from East Timor and own 2.8 pajero what capable engine 4M40
Cheers morandy
I have a 2008 ns Pajero and I was wondering if you have a lift kit fitted and how high.
hey Harold. Yes mate, it has a 2inch lift or perhaps a bit lower, now I've added all the plates , bull bar and aux battery over the back. I was thinking I should have gone extra HD springs, but might make that change later. they didn't have them when I made my change.
Is that stocko beach? Love the paj mate
Yeah mate, sure is
@@DENMONKEY Ahh thought so, love it over there.
Pajero owner. Fuck yeah.
wooohoo Liam. thanks mate :)
My 3.2 pushes hard going up the revs but then when I change and accelerate to the end there is a great void. a few seconds and then starts pushing again. I thought it was dirty egr but it's not. ideas? Thank you
sorry mate, not really. Have you checked your fuel filters, the one in the engine bay and the prefilter above the fuel tank ?
Hey mate, do you have any rubbing issues with those size tyres?
yes a little when the original bumper was on. Now that I moved over to the bull bar, no. With the original bumper it rubbed on those small mud guards in front of the wheels, but they can be removed easy.
It also touched at full lock on the mud gaurds behind the wheels. Again, they can be removed and the small metal bracket that holds the bottom of that guard can be bent back out of the way.
This was after the 2inch lift.
Nice video, what year is the Pajero?
Thanks mate. She's a nt 2010
Nice vid mate! Are you running any front/rear diff lockers? I’ve got a 2011 NT with the standard centre diff lock
Hey donny, yes mate. I have a rear diff lock and have also done the traction control mod, which let's you use the tc in the front while the rear diff lock is on.
@@DENMONKEY generally on all japanese vehicles, traction control is disengaged once the rear diff lock is engaged, there must be some reason for that.
@@DENMONKEY how much does it cost for the TC mod? Where did u get it done?
Was thinking of a Pajero for my first 4wd. Maybe spend $7-$10k. Then build: what you reckon
Get on the pajero forum. There will be plenty of help for you there. I think you get good bang for buck on the pajero s.
Hello, I’m watching your video and am amazed at how pajero drives on off-road vehicles, it’s very fighting, I’m interested in how the integrated frame behaves, because the car does not have a classic frame, with such loads, are there any body gaps, cracks, or warping, I own it pajero 4, for 10 years, but you are operating the car in harsh conditions and I am interested to know if the body can withstand such loads
hi, I haven't noticed any issues with the frame after operating in these harsh conditions and lots of off roading. the doors all still in up and shut correctly with no issues.
I also tow a caravan and have had no problems there either. I'm very happy with the Pajero
There is a testing video on youtube somewhere of Mitsubishi Aust performing single pull snatch recovery in sand dunes conditions, to rate the front tow pionts for recovery , during the test body refrence pionts were made and there was no twisting or warping of the body .
“You want a service while ya there mate”
he's a funny bastard but I'm glad he was there to spot me . whilst you get used to the paj throwing a wheel, you can't see much while you're up there
Has the lack of flex ever been an issue for you? I am thinking about getting one over a prado.
Yes and no. I can still get it to go where I want it to go, but it can make getting there a little more 'challenging'. You certainly need to be aware of this limitation because when the front wheels come up, you could easily get into trouble if you are not aware or ready for it. So long as you drive with that in mind it's all good. You get used to it very quickly after a few times. Id call it a very capable tourer rather than an off road all trail rig.
@@DENMONKEY Thanks for highlighting that. It is the one issue that is holding me back at the moment. I know it would suit me perfectly but those wheel lifts make me a bit nervous about hitting some of the tracks I have been on. I could get a Pajero Sport but they have no space!
hi denmonkey, I would like to know if a towbar off pajero2008 will fit also on pajero 2015?
Not sure JoJo
@@DENMONKEY thx for the response
Looking at buying a pajero, are there any known problems with them? I heard the automatic transmission is well known to fail?
really depends on what Model you are after and what fuel type. Check out the pajero forum in Aus here. Heaps of info on there about all the models
@@DENMONKEY 2007 glx lwb 3.2td auto
Looking for places where i can get cool stuff for my 2003 pajero/montero SR Limited
where are you located Will ?
Located in the US NYC
Did you know somebody install a 3" exaust at this Pajero ?
Hey Emil, no I don't mate. I'm going to get one eventually and probably install it myself but I haven't done it as yet . if you get one, let me know how you go.
Does your Pajero have a rear differential lock?
Hey Vikas, it sure does and the vlad traction control mod done also.
Where's the aqua coloured lake and cave system?
that's the jenolan caves near lithgow. Highly recommended. just don't try and tow a van or camper in. the roads are windy and quite narrow.
Mitsubishi totally bungled not bringing this version of the pajero to the states.
fully. same with here and the new delicas . we can import them though
What lift are you running mate?
hmm i think youtube ate my earlier reply. 2 inch lift. hd lovel springs with bilstein shocks. all from bushskinz
@@DENMONKEY cheers! Do you find 2" is enough?
Stock suspension buddy?
No Bilstein and Lovell.
3.2DiD?
Yes
Hey mate where is 5:10
mate this is up at the cells river area up north , near the hilton hut 'camp area' we covered lots of area up there towards swans crossing. but I believe that footage was close to the hilton itself. its pretty well known if you check for it on google.
Imagine spending the same money on it than that landcrusier dude has spent on his.
cruiser owners have too much money
Pajero is good fo go the shopping is not good 4,4
I'll get a shopping video done for you soon
Pajeros's owners of Australia i got banned for asking a simple question
On the Facebook page you mean? I'm on that page but not affiliated with them, so can't help you with that one.
BORING NOOBS 🤪👎
So your the one that hit the dislike button ! Lol Terrible !
Mitsubishi is the highway Star King