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Bullbar question for Triton

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Bullbar question for Triton

Post by Vineboy »

Why can't a 02 bullbar fit a 98 model. The Tritons are both MK's so I thought it should not be a problem.
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Post by CORTY »

Grill centre section sits lower on 02.
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Post by Vineboy »

CORTY wrote:Grill centre section sits lower on 02.
So does that mean there would be a bit of a gap at the back of the bar? Do you know if the brakets would line up?
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Post by CORTY »

Prob will be a gap dont know about the mounts cant attach photo to show u
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Post by Vineboy »

Just for interest. Picked up a ARB winch bar from a 2001 onwards (mines a 1998). All holes line up fine but there is a bit (50mm) gap in front of the grill. Also it seems a bit wider as well but I have flexy flares so the bar joins in nicely with these.

One thing I did REALLY notice was the extra weight hanging out front from the standard plastic bumper bar. It's given me more oversteer and harder to turn, even with a couple of extra psi in the tyres. The arse end seems to skip around a bit more (could be my imagination though)
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