Outer Limits 4x4 Board

Yeah mate, they are well rooted :lol: I'm currently avoiding driving it when ever possible... I don't get what's going on in the back though. It seems like they are seized, but it still body rolls and stuff. They're knackered any which way ;) Although, it could be rebound, like you say. I am ...

Thanks mate, I'll check them out.

Hey all. Feel free to flame if there is an obvious thread on this, but the search button said no. I've got a 96 Frontera, and it's more than time for me to replace the shocks. At least one of the fronts is sucking air, and I have a feeling the rears might be slightly seized. I say slightly, because ...

Yeah, very true. The whole pumped guard thing leaves the Rodeo unit a bit short.

Nope, no problem, I was just commenting on the existence of a multi-fit bar ..... (and hoping someone could identify the manufacturer - for no other reason than I like to know).

As for soft tops.... If the garage was high enough for me to park it securely, I'd be unbolting that roof.

Here's one I prepared earlier

Dunno if this is a Rodeo or Mu bar, but the inside profile doesn't match the Frontera plastic.

I don't know if I want to post a pic of mine, after that... Gawd, that's tough, muvitmadness. :armsup: . Hi, I'm from n/w end of suburban Sydney, and I have had a bone stock '96 Frontera for the last 6 months or so. It's my first 4bie, so expect some real n :lol: :lol: bish qu's out of me, ok!. I'm ...

Sorry for digging up this thread, but my '96 Fronty had a bar already fitted when I got it... and it looks to me it's a Rodeo unit. Below the grille, there is a relief for the drop down section Rodeos have.... Or, it's built for the Mu, with the Rodeo grille... Dunno, but there is some sort of cross ...