G'day Folks.
I found out about the joys of red dust getting into the back of my wagon after travelling from Brewarrina to Cobar. I now know why Kaymar spare tyre carriers are popular!
Unfortunately, Kaymar don't make them for a Series 1 Disco. They do however, make them for a Series 2. You can also purchase a Series 1 steel rear bumper from Scorpion Racing in the UK.
My game plan is to go and see a boilermaker and get him to do a cut and shut, using parts from the Kaymar Series 2, and integrate them onto the Scorpion Racing steel replacement bumper.
What do you lot reckon? I am interested on some feedback on this one. Is it feasible?
Cheers
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Series 1 Disco Rear Wheel Carrier, I wish Kaymar made one!
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Make one from scratch it will be easier than modding one and cheaper, look in general teck section, there is a full right up with pics on a jeep rear bar with wheel carrier that could easily be made to fit a disco.
Saddle up tonto, its the not so loanrangie! . 98 TDI DISCO lightly modded with more to come.
I'd say a S2 one can be cut and shut withoutn too much trouble. Have a look for Brooksey's posts, he makes them and very well too - maybe on 4wdrive monthly forums.
We made one from scratch - posted some piccies ... and I think on here somewhere (I forget)
http://www.4wdmonthly.com.au/forum/f22/ ... ndex2.html
The main issue will be the sides I think, which will require some guard chopping - but this is good anyway to provide more clearance.
We made one from scratch - posted some piccies ... and I think on here somewhere (I forget)
http://www.4wdmonthly.com.au/forum/f22/ ... ndex2.html
The main issue will be the sides I think, which will require some guard chopping - but this is good anyway to provide more clearance.
Nice gq swb ute chop with a huffer for the good times
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