I keep watching this Montero video

[snare]

It is actually clear.

[video]https://youtu.be/qBGfodEGLt4[/video]

Excellent stuff from the folks at Adventure Driven Design.

 

[Toasty]

I didn't make the video but I bent a draglink not a panhard rod, he asked me what the carnage was at the end of the day and I guess that's what I said when I rattled off the list. I did hit my stock panhard rod, I don't think it got bent much though.

Also the 3.15 T-case and Detroit front locker are already sold and wheeling without them made me realize I need to get a compressor for my air locker and a 4:1 T-case QUICK!!!

 

[AZPAJERO]

good stuff

 

[ChargerX3]

Some good Mitsu representation. Really dig that 99. What wheels are those?

 

[Toasty]

Thanks, they are replica TE37s. We'll see how they hold up, my last wheels were forged and these are cast so they might not be up to the task

 

[ChargerX3]

Probably not to bad so long as you don't get too crazy. Mind me asking where you hunted them down from?

 

[Toasty]

Discount Tire actually.

 

[SONICMASD]

What trail was this?

 

[PA_JERO]

Mud Springs, it was a solid trail.

 

[ChargerX3]

Not bad,so easily available. Offset looks pretty decent too.

 

[nwoods]

Toasty, why did the second Monty flex so much more than the 3rd Monty? Besides 35's vs 37's, were there other suspension differences?

 

[Toasty]

Not bad,so easily available. Offset looks pretty decent too.

Offset was not nearly enough, I am running 2" wheel spacers. Most 17's are like this

 

[Toasty]

Toasty, why did the second Monty flex so much more than the 3rd Monty? Besides 35's vs 37's, were there other suspension differences?

Only difference is shocks and lift, the green 1994 has 2" coil spacers and we both have 9" shocks but they are slightly different extended length. On the Blue '99 I have 0" lift and remote reservoir shocks and that takes up some room for rod length I guess, we are both going to go to 10" shocks next as we both have a little more room to stretch out.

 

[Toasty]

 

[nwoods]

Only difference is shocks and lift, the green 1994 has 2" coil spacers and we both have 9" shocks but they are slightly different extended length. On the Blue '99 I have 0" lift and remote reservoir shocks and that takes up some room for rod length I guess, we are both going to go to 10" shocks next as we both have a little more room to stretch out.

it was mostly in the front that I was seeing the difference. You're rig was doing wheelies, and the Green 1994 was tiptoeing through. There was a little bit of difference in the skinny pedal to account for some of that, but generally, I was pretty impressed with the Green one's level stance despite the terrain. My rig does wheelies just pulling in and out of my driveway