Herrie wrote:My wife also has the same Pajero as Gerrit and last year we went to Kiara Lodge on the back roads. My sons were driving the Pajero end we were in the Patrol. The Pajero could not keep up with the Patrol because of the bad road surface. Comming back my eldest son decided to rather go back on the N3 because the Pajero was very uncomfortable on the bad road. My younger son - that was driving the Pajero to Kiara - joined us in the Patrol. When we got back to Villiers my son wanted to know why I took a different route because he thought I missed all the potholes and could not believe the Patrol drove so smoothly on that road.
Kobus it always amazes me how the Patrol seems to get smoother the rougher the road gets.
Dieselfan I see you are also in Kempies, next time we go playing you must tag along. Mine is old and buggered and certainly not as nice as a 4.8 on the road, but once off it you will start to understand why we love them.
Herrie wrote:My wife also has the same Pajero as Gerrit and last year we went to Kiara Lodge on the back roads. My sons were driving the Pajero end we were in the Patrol. The Pajero could not keep up with the Patrol because of the bad road surface.
Herrie, that doesn't sound right. Are you sure everything is OK with your Pajie's suspension?
Gerrit Loubser
2003 Land Cruiser 100 VX TD 1999 Patrol 4.5E GRX M/T ("Imvubu") - GONE; Go well Old Girl :-( 2003 Pajero 3.2 DiD LWB A/T - GONE; One of the best cars I ever had :-( 1996 Land Cruiser 80 VX 4.5 EFI A/T - SOLD
Hi Gerrit, I changed the tyres from BF's to Bridgestone Dueler A/T's and it is a little better.
Just after we bought it I had the shocks replaced with Monrow's because you battled to keep it on the road when going through a bend and after that it stays on the road easier - but you still feel every little bump in the road.
Herrie op Safari/Patrollie 1983 Safari
1999 Patrol 4500 GRX