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Are there any bullbars that fir a feroza?

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Are there any bullbars that fir a feroza?

Post by smellypaddler »

Does anyone know of a bullbar from another vehicle that will fit a Feroza widetrack?

I have never been lucky enough to find a Feroza bullbar for sale byt REALLY want to get one.
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Post by MightyMouse »

IF you mean "without major work" then I'd say its unlikely, but if you prepared to do some cutting and welding then something of similar width ( Hilux for example ) might be made to fit.

Personally I'd ring every Daihatsu wrecker I could find and make an offer they can't refuse.. Expensive in the short term but it going to fit.

Also keep in mind that if you lift the body the bars going to be too low - more work....
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It seemed like a much better idea when I started it than it does now.
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Post by smellypaddler »

thanks mate, I thought that might be the answer. I can dodgy up the mounts but I wouldn't be confident cutting and welding the ends to get teh width right.

I had tried all the wreckers a couple of years ago and they just laughed. I guess I'll have to give it another go.
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Post by MightyMouse »

Actually the mounts are the major task... odd angles everywhere. A real pita to do properly especially if you have an alloy bar.
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