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Checkerplate rear corners

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Checkerplate rear corners

Post by built4thrashing »

Does anyone know where you can get checkerplate rear quater guards from?seen them on a few pics lately and i rekon they would help hide some batle scars
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Post by PJ.zook »

hahah lol if you find some lemme know too
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see Piranah in Melbourne :D
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Post by Gwagensteve »

Stuff Stuckerplate, where can you get smooth ones? Checkerplate is like velcro for rocks. It grabs like crazy when your resting on it.

IMHO just make some- much cheaper.

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Post by 11_evl »

http://www.rocky-road.com/zukarmor.html

i was thinking of making up a simular thing but as steve said probable more of a smother material, not that im sliding off my rear pannels that often, but just in case :)


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Post by suzuki boy »

What wrong with dints? Atleast you have a story to tell!

But i do love checker plate! :twisted:
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Post by NIK »

I thought I would need corner protection on my lwb as there is more over hang but to date I out drive the cruisers and patrols in my club and have yet to get even a scratch on my rear corners.
Sure they look good but do you really need them?
just my opinion but give Liam at bbm a call.
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Post by bigzuk »

im for making your own.

ive got a sheet of plate here and plan on making mine real soon.

just get a card template and trace onto metal. grab the jigsaw and cut away.

that said. checker plate isnt the cheapest thing floating around. i got mine for free ;)

also hides my nasty rust patches :oops:
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Post by built4thrashing »

thinking of steel plate that i will weld onto the corner to strengthen it up as hinges have torn out of body a bit
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Post by suzuki boy »

ZookStock wrote::armsup: Dents are like Beauty spots, every hottie has em.. :armsup:
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Post by waxhead.. »

I thought I would need corner protection on my lwb as there is more over hang but to date I out drive the cruisers and patrols in my club and have yet to get even a scratch on my rear corners.
Sure they look good but do you really need them?
just my opinion but give Liam at bbm a call.
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You must drive with some real skirts then.
My corners no longer resemble the arse of a suzuki, i think I will try make some of these for my sierra, as my cage now surrounds the corners anyway, may aswell cover the dints.
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Post by NIK »

waxhead.. wrote:
I thought I would need corner protection on my lwb as there is more over hang but to date I out drive the cruisers and patrols in my club and have yet to get even a scratch on my rear corners.
Sure they look good but do you really need them?
just my opinion but give Liam at bbm a call.
Nik
You must drive with some real skirts then.
My corners no longer resemble the arse of a suzuki, i think I will try make some of these for my sierra, as my cage now surrounds the corners anyway, may aswell cover the dints.
I just watch were Im going :finger: :D
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Post by waxhead.. »

:D
I am only jealous cos you have nice panels.
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Post by NIK »

I cant belive they are still staight either and I like to get in some stupid spots :cool: Maybe the toys with 8" rims and 33s helps??
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Post by cutzook »

A mate of mine purchased some BBM ones and they were s**t. They didnt fit properly and had some rediculous looking welds on them, IMHO they were not worth the money. He thought the same aswell.

Would be easier and cheaper to make your own...
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Post by NIK »

Not dissing anyones product but the ones Ive seen are shiny chrome thin stuff looks more like they are for bling factor.
Is it to protect the bottom end, maybe a wrap around rear bar?
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Post by brenny aka lil foot »

hmmmmmmmm johns got checkerplate for free ,,, i may have to steel some lol
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Post by bigzuk »

well brenny it is at your place. :P

ill sort my shit out and get there one day soon to chop some up
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