Do you see any problems with it in a legal point of view? Do you like it or is there anythink i could change?
This was my first way i wanted it!
But this is the one i want your opinion on!
CHEERS GUYS!
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Do You see any problems with this?
Do You see any problems with this?
I think this is how i want the back of my zook!
Do you see any problems with it in a legal point of view? Do you like it or is there anythink i could change?
This was my first way i wanted it!
But this is the one i want your opinion on!
CHEERS GUYS!
Do you see any problems with it in a legal point of view? Do you like it or is there anythink i could change?
This was my first way i wanted it!
But this is the one i want your opinion on!
CHEERS GUYS!
Built swb sierra, building a lwb sierra ute and have a dmax for family camping
The spare will be secured! 
But in the last 10 minutes i have been thinking and i am going to mount the spare like that! And cut the rear door around it!
SHould look awsome i reckon what do you guys think?
The rear is one of marias ute style soft tops with the ute part gone! Thats just the back wall! That bottom bit with nothing there will be infilled with a steel frame and sheet metal over that with the press studs holding it too that!
But in the last 10 minutes i have been thinking and i am going to mount the spare like that! And cut the rear door around it!
SHould look awsome i reckon what do you guys think?The rear is one of marias ute style soft tops with the ute part gone! Thats just the back wall! That bottom bit with nothing there will be infilled with a steel frame and sheet metal over that with the press studs holding it too that!
Built swb sierra, building a lwb sierra ute and have a dmax for family camping
whats wrong with the rear door? You could always convert it into a drop down tailgate like mine.
Leave th spare standing up as they take up too much space any other way.
Leave th spare standing up as they take up too much space any other way.
1999 SQ625 Manual Grand Vitara. Lifted, Twin Locked, 31' Extremes, dual Batteries, Winch.
Lots of custom gear as I cant afford the proper stuff.
Lots of custom gear as I cant afford the proper stuff.
Yep, suzukiboy, the Baja race look is cool, but race cars only put the spare like that because they need to fix the weight distribution for jumps and they don't carry anything.
If you mount your spare like that you'll regret the lost cargo room. Cutting up a tailgate to do it seems like a real shame too. Junk will be escaping around the tyre and you've eliminated about 70% of the usable load space in the car. If it is a weight balance thing, take the deathstick off the rollcage, it will help heaps more than lowering the spare.
IMHO leave it on the back door or lay it flat on the floor and false floor over it.
Steve.
If you mount your spare like that you'll regret the lost cargo room. Cutting up a tailgate to do it seems like a real shame too. Junk will be escaping around the tyre and you've eliminated about 70% of the usable load space in the car. If it is a weight balance thing, take the deathstick off the rollcage, it will help heaps more than lowering the spare.
IMHO leave it on the back door or lay it flat on the floor and false floor over it.
Steve.
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i reckon it looks good mate. but i think make it a bit more upright tho...
heres a photo-chop I did ages ago of how i wanted to mount mine. not sure if im still gonna go this way however. gonna get some driving in first then hopefully the best way to mount it will just come to me.
(not my car, just a random pic i found...)
heres a photo-chop I did ages ago of how i wanted to mount mine. not sure if im still gonna go this way however. gonna get some driving in first then hopefully the best way to mount it will just come to me.
(not my car, just a random pic i found...)
setup like that Dee you still have nearly all the load area. Make sure it's mounted strong though - the tyre will rip the floor pretty easily.
Steve.
Steve.
[quote="greg"] some say he is a man without happy dreams, or that he sees silver linings on clouds and wonders why they are not platinum... all we know, is he's called the stevie.[/quote]
Thanks for all the points guys really apreciate it!
I was looking at it and with the spare mounted the way i want it i think there would be the same if not more area to carry stuff! By the time you mount the spare standing up then there go's a 3rd of room because you can't stack on the drivers side of the spare any more! Where as if it's on the angle you have the dry area under it and you can still load up all the bottom then have a bit of stacking room!
If i do the false floor it would have to have tie down points all over it and theres alot of lost space under it!
If i have the spare on more of an angle i will not be able to cut the bottom of the door out! It would end up like 2 barn doors!
I want to do this because no one has done it before and i think it would look and work if done right! The check out would have to be pretty perfect to not let anythink come out of the gap!
Keep the advice coming people!
I was looking at it and with the spare mounted the way i want it i think there would be the same if not more area to carry stuff! By the time you mount the spare standing up then there go's a 3rd of room because you can't stack on the drivers side of the spare any more! Where as if it's on the angle you have the dry area under it and you can still load up all the bottom then have a bit of stacking room!
If i do the false floor it would have to have tie down points all over it and theres alot of lost space under it!
If i have the spare on more of an angle i will not be able to cut the bottom of the door out! It would end up like 2 barn doors!
I want to do this because no one has done it before and i think it would look and work if done right! The check out would have to be pretty perfect to not let anythink come out of the gap!
Keep the advice coming people!
Built swb sierra, building a lwb sierra ute and have a dmax for family camping
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