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Mitsubishi Pajero
Gen 4 LWB, 2007–21

Factory gearing, tires, angles and brakes for the Pajero, and what the usual upgrades do to it. Every number is from the maker's own figures unless the calculators say otherwise. A few figures here are still waiting on a factory document; the calculators mark them.

Use this truck in the calculators
109.4 in wheelbase · 30.1 in front · 53.3 in rear overhang
in
Axle ratio3.917–4.636Factory, by trim
Angles36.6 · 22.5 · 25°Approach, breakover, departure
Clearance9.3 in8.9 to 9.3 in by trim
Highway mpg26Estimate, not EPA rated

Trims

4 we have figures for
TrimTireTransmissionAxleAnglesClearanceOpen
AU NX GLX 3.2 DiD, 5MT (2015)265/60R184.136.6 · 22.5 · 259.3 inUse →
AU NX GLS / Exceed 3.2 DiD, 5AT (2015)265/60R183.91736.6 · 22.5 · 259.3 inUse →
JDM V98W Final Edition 3.2 DiD, 5AT (2019)265/65R173.91736.6 · 22.5 · 258.9 inUse →
JDM V93W 3.0 V6, 5MT (2008)265/70R164.63636.6 · 22.5 · 258.9 inUse →

Size

Wheelbase
109.4 in
Front overhang
30.1 in
Rear overhang
53.3 in
Height
74 in
Body
SUV
Stock tires
265/60R18, 265/65R17, 265/70R16

Transmissions and low range

Low range, ss2
1.9:1

Axles

Front
Mitsubishi IFS, 8 in
Rear
Mitsubishi independent rear, 9.5 in (optional rear locker)
3.917 ratio
AU NX GLS / Exceed 3.2 DiD, 5AT (2015), JDM V98W Final Edition 3.2 DiD, 5AT (2019)
4.1 ratio
AU NX GLX 3.2 DiD, 5MT (2015)
4.636 ratio
JDM V93W 3.0 V6, 5MT (2008)

Brakes

Front rotor
13.07 in, 332 mm
Rear rotor
13.07 in, 332 mm
Rear
disc (ventilated)

Suspension

Front
double wishbone IFS, coil springs
Rear
independent multi-link, coil springs
Rear layout
Independent

Fuel economy

Highway, not EPA rated
about 26 mpg
Where it comes from
Australian rating, highway (extra-urban), scaled to EPA terms (NX 3.2 DiD 4M41 5MT (GLX))
As published
7.3 L/100km

Aftermarket bumpers

3 listed

Makers almost never publish angles, bottom heights or how far a bumper tucks, so these fill in as owners measure them. Measured yours? Add it on the rig page and every owner of this Pajero sees how it does on their tires and lift.

Front 2

Rear 1

Every calculator, set up for the Pajero

Tire sizeBigger tires: speedo, clearance, angles and brakes.Compare tiresRegearHighway RPM on every ratio and mpg.Pick your gearsCrawl ratioHow slow it creeps, against other trucks.Work out crawlSpeedometerWhat it really reads on new tires.Fix your speedoLinksAnti-squat and what a lift does to it.Check your linksYour rigBuild sheet and measured angles.Start a build sheetLeaderboardsWhere the Pajero ranks against every stock truck.See where it ranks

Source: carexpert.com.au.

Use at your own risk. These calculators are here to help you plan and to inform your decisions, not to sign off on a build. Many numbers are estimates worked out from factory figures, and some factory figures are not yet confirmed. Check every number against your own truck, its manuals and a qualified shop before you buy parts, cut, weld, lift, regear or drive on it. Long Range Desert Tools is not liable for anything you do based on these calculators or their results. The full terms are in our policies.