Some help for Europeans io / Pinin wanted to lift

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Tintin
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Hi guys,

Poor sellers we have on old Europe... Isn't easy to lift our io/pinin. I swear !

After long research on the web, after finding this great forum, after reading all the subjects suspensions,

after welcoming chat with Claude io, I researched the perfect mix King Spring & Kayaba to lift my new kid...

No one seller accessory parts in Western Europe wanted to think and believe that one day,

Pajero io / Pinin can become an awesome small 4WD truck for funny off-road trips.

Off-road driving in France is became taboo... Nearly forbid it ! sad

I work and drive off road in the countryside, for too long time to hear these silly laws. angry

I'm also Deputy Mayor of my town. I want / need movement of motocross, quads and 4WD, on our dirt roads to maintain them and prevent fire rescue yes

 

In UK, I found this online shop that seems agree to sell worldwide, Kayaba front struts KYB-334405 and Kayaba rear shock  KYB-343405 :

Grand Total ship to France : £ 301,97 = € 411,032 = AUD 657,087 = USD 465,919

http://www.spring-loaded.co.uk/index.php

I contacted them, I expect confirmation of availability and worldwide conditions shipments...

 

 

King Spring, KMFS-900SP and KFFS-90 are not findable today in Europe !!!
 
Forced to special order to King Spring factory in Australia and and expensive shipment .
 
I hope to work successfully for all parts with French shop : http://www.pourchier.com/index.php
 
The only one Australian seller true complet kit I find is:

But it does not want to trade with Europe ! (Only Aussie) frown

Sometimes I fall, but still get up and never give up !

I welcome your comments and your help ...

Best regards

Tintin / Jean-Marc

Claude io
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Have you try to search for the MR992092 for the front instead of the 334405. I think that they are the same, both made by KYB but the MR992092 is the ref from/for Mitsubishi while the 334405 is from KYB to sell from their shop as an after market  product. Again check before you buy as I am not 100% sure.

Happy io

My io is now SOLD Thankshttp://pajerio.com/forum/claudes-io-2002-zr-built-thread-onlyhappy-io 

Tintin
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No more succes in Europe for

No more succes in Europe for MR992092... They are only China cheap parts sellers sad

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KYB 334405

I've ordered in September a pair of front shock absorbers, and takes 4-6 weeks to arrive from Germany to UK.  It cost me £160 and looking forward to get it yes. If they are a serious website I will keep you updated.

In regards with rear springs, try easily front springs from Mazda 323/Astina (code: KYB RD1430) . They are common in Europe and easy to find, even from wreckers. Please be aware of having the same size, if you buy from wreckers. 

Regards, 

Cristian

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