HOW TO: 4X4 TORSION BAR RE-INDEXING LIFT INDEX MITSUBISHI MONTERO PAJERO SHOGUN DELCIA SUSPENSION

[@woodheat49]

Smart to have a safety stop. Never trust a jack Great video.

[@offgridislandfamily]

Amen. Always used jack stands in the past. Was very surprised to see this one POP, new right out of the box. I wonder how many others were less fortunate with chinese products. Thanks for the encouraging words.

[@nichollebumfacil5328]

Good to know how basic it is. I'm gonna re index mine too..thanx..👍

[@offgridislandfamily]

I watched a video online that made me scared to try it. Then time passed and it had to be done. Clearly, it's extremely simple! ;-) Thanks for watching AND your feedback! Hope you subscribe and share! CHEERS!

[@albertrene4295]

instablaster...

[@josewagostolopez7510]

Yo. A la mía solo apreté el tornillo un poco para subirla y no le moví ningún diente a la barra

[@Jhajamorena]

Nice job! Be careful always😘

[@mikenco]

Great camera work, thanks. Did it work out roughly 1" per spline?

[@offgridislandfamily]

That would be just about right...maybe 3/4"-ish.

[@playbig22]

Fellow KZbinr, Have you ever had any issues with the front end shake of your vehicle. I have a 1997 montero sport (same set-up) not lifted and I've got a front end shake at 60 and above that I just can't find the source

[@offgridislandfamily]

Hello! No...I haven't, but many factors can cause this. Old tires with hernias, bulges, broken steel belts, loose tread...etc. Second is steering and suspension alignment.

[@claudiotapiamalla5396]

Hola soy de chile se debe levantar almaximo de la barra de torsión

[@offgridislandfamily]

I just set my front to be about 1/4" higher than the rear. Measured based on wheel arch to center of each wheel hub.

[@claudiotapiamalla5396]

@@offgridislandfamily no entender el ingles

[@khangarkarrar7800]

Maaaaan isn't that good to know🙌 , not in a million years I would realize that this tortion bar could be removed like that😂👌 Very helpful video😍 , thank you so much , keep it up👌 Can you make a video about the Freewheel Clutch Actuator? That's besides the selonoid valve connection , I have a serious problem with it , actually I need to do the all thing from scratch , I have just ordered the selonoid valve & the actuator from China & I will reserve them soon , hope you make a video about the all thing from electric connection to that small pipe mountain and all . Thank you again Keep it up,,,

[@offgridislandfamily]

THANKS BRO! Yes...that's why I procrastinated for so long on doing it. Thought it was going to be a tough job. Turned out to be SUPER easy. Thanks very much for watching AND the positive post! CHEERS!

[@damirivancic4964]

is it harder suspension? is it more shakes driving off road??

[@offgridislandfamily]

NOT AT ALL. Only balances the front height to match the rear.

[@NSJUBILADOS]

Obrigado por compartilhar essas informações preciosas! Abraço do Brasil

[@offgridislandfamily]

Merci beaucoup pour les commentaires positifs ! Embrassez-vous de la France et des Philippines !

[@NSJUBILADOS]

Entendi que você é francês e vive na filipina. É isso mesmo?

[@adam8642]

Thanks for this, need to do a k74 l200.

[@offgridislandfamily]

PERFECT....very glad to know it helped. ;-) Thanks for commenting as well.

[@mervinpanlilio3437]

Is there any possible way to lift the front of pajero, beside of adjusting the torsion bar. Or adding body lift? Is there any aftermarket parts i can buy?

[@offgridislandfamily]

Not really and not much point. Without serious suspension modification...and I DO mean SERIOUS...there is not much point to try lifting beyond torsion bars. Body lift is useless in terms of ground clearance.

[@logan1572]

Tried to watch but couldn't deal with background music?/noise.

[@offgridislandfamily]

OK. This is a very early video. Probably right.

[@righthand7965]

Lock nut size? 17mm?

[@offgridislandfamily]

It's been a couple years now, but that sounds right.

[@zuk4wd]

Hi there. Nice video. What year does the Pajero have this torsion bar ? What size tyre are you running there ? And does it also have some form of bodylift.

[@offgridislandfamily]

Thanks very much! Front torsion bars from 1982 to 2000. Tire size is 265/75R/16, which translates to about 31.5" if memory serves. Although, I am pretty sure many guys are fitting 33" simply by adjusting the torsion bars, which is my plan when the current tires are done. Some guys fitting air-bags or air shocks to the rear for a little extra lift. I have removed lots of decorational and/or unnecessary parts, so I think its a bit lighter, which brings the rear up slightly. I'll probably fit air-bags or air shocks soon. Thanks for commenting!

[@BrokeWrench]

@@offgridislandfamily old man emu makes a couple different spring options. I'm not sure how shipping would work for you but they are reasonably priced

[@offgridislandfamily]

@@BrokeWrench Shipping would be insane expensive, but yes, Emu is good. Had their stuff on my old Land Rover. At the moment, I will focus on performance with a Kinugawa 15T Billet turbo and then is larger tires. I really just want something best suited for handling the wide variety of driving surfaces in the Philippines as quickly as possible and safely. Thanks for commenting!

[@samanthaapuhin8245]

Im using 285x65x18 tire now. Its ok to reindex the torsion bar wt out adding any ball joint spacer? So some say it can affect the ball joint.

[@offgridislandfamily]

Hello! I only indexed / lifted just slightly beyond where the front CV axles are straight. They are not radically angled.

[@ux7mmx]

Super, ещё лучше если смазки с графитом

[@ux7mmx]

@@offgridislandfamily arigato

[@marknasia5293]

Great video minus the music, very distracting

[@offgridislandfamily]

Fair enough. Early video and think I've gotten it a bit more refined now. Need much more practice though

[@marknasia5293]

@@offgridislandfamily please keep the videos coming

[@offgridislandfamily]

@@marknasia5293 Thanks very much for the constructive critique and encouragement! Cheers!

[@romaniusv]

Doesnt it lower service life of torsion bar?

[@offgridislandfamily]

No. The bars hold the same amount of weight regardless of position. Actually, the more incline, the less torque is applied, so technically, the opposite would be true.

[@65cj55]

Should measure from the top of the hub.

[@offgridislandfamily]

Thanks for that. Next time I adjust suspension, I will use your advice.

[@harwoods11]

One thing to say.... BLUE NITRILE GLOVES

[@offgridislandfamily]

I started working on cars at the age of 13 continued decades without. Hard to make the change, but you're right.

[@alainbuerom8635]

thanks bro

[@samuelbaxter7735]

You heard of Jack stands lol

[@offgridislandfamily]

Good luck finding them in the province.

[@pattukutty7308]

What

[@offgridislandfamily]

Exactly