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designed your own custom bling front bar?

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Post by bubs »

here is some
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more
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Post by MUSS »

:shock: ive heard that cheesy is plannin on fabin up tube bars to suit the 75 series toyota land cruisers..... can anyone verify this????
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Post by Bluey »

shit yeah :D
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Post by Bluey »

:shock: haven't you ordered yours yet Jake :lol:
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Post by dave »

here mine
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Post by DiscoDino »

Here's mine:
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42" Iroks, ZF, dual cases & ARBs, 30 splined, Longfielded, OMEs, Optimas, M8274-50s, Rockstomper rope & Bead-L
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Post by chimpboy »

DiscoDino wrote:Here's mine:


Hmm, I don't think that would be legal here as the headlights are impeded.

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Post by DiscoDino »

Well...other things have already impeded the headlights, including the mud inside the housing :D

Anyways, whatever you do, make sure you stay tucked, small, light, strong, and multi-attached... :finger:
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Post by OVERKILL ENG »

some we make with and without a winch.
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Post by stumped »

that's a real tidy looking bar sam, i just wish i had the $$ to buy one off ya, lol. might try and make one like the light duty bar... what kinda tube do ya use in it?
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Post by nelligen »

This is a light duty bar made from a few 2" & 3" pipe off cuts from the scrap bin, to replace plastic bar on coily with 31s
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Post by xtreem »

Cops are gunna nab for those plates nelligen, highly illegal.
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Post by N*A*M »

why illegal? it's not like you can see much cos the pics are f'n tiny anyway
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Post by stumped »

maybe cos there's too many letters for a NSW plate ;)
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Post by xtreem »

To many letters and they are on a angle :lol: :lol:
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Post by bj42turbo »

I have often wondered why people hide ther number plates on forums and in magazines any thought.


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Post by ToNkA »

bj42turbo wrote:I have often wondered why people hide ther number plates on forums and in magazines any thought.


Ps sorry to high jack


Been covered before.

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Post by N*A*M »

the tech has gone straight out of this thread

post pics of front bars or stop posting in here

here is zoltan's bar again
i'm going to adapt this design for a gq
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Post by dumbdunce »

stumped wrote:thanks guys, that's heaps good... keep em coming...

i especially like the "yeah, i wanna do that too" replies, very helpful ;) :D


yeah, I agree :armsup:
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Post by SimplyPV »

heres mine... made out of 1/4 inch thick steel! :twisted: that bar took on 2 trees one on each side and pushed them away from the rig so i could squeeze through..... :oops: bar takes a heep of a beating and the most i've come out of it was merely a scratch! nothing i couldnt touch up.... if you want more pics i'll go ahead and snap a few.....
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Post by stumped »

N*A*M wrote:here is zoltan's bar again
i'm going to adapt this design for a gq


zol's bar looks awesome... i recently made friends with a dude that has a tube bender (convenient eh? :D), and we're gonna adapt that style to my zook (we = him really :roll:). hopefully it'll get done in the next month, and i'll put some pics up
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Post by N*A*M »

yeah it's nice. i like it a lot. but to duplicate it well, is pretty time consuming. lots of cosmetic things that would take attention to detail.
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Post by slosh »

Not sure if anyone has listed this link yet, so here is how Zoltan made his bar. It's a great link.


http://www.4lux.net/gallery/album04

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Post by stumped »

slosh wrote:Not sure if anyone has listed this link yet, so here is how Zoltan made his bar. It's a great link.


http://www.4lux.net/gallery/album04

:cool:


thanks dude, that's heaps useful! :armsup:
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Post by CrazyNuts »

i wonder what kind of tube bender ZOLTAN was using. I need one.
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Post by Surfection »

CrazyNuts wrote:i wonder what kind of tube bender ZOLTAN was using. I need one.


I'm pretty sure zol just used a bow and arrow style pipe bender as pictured below, can be had for $200 from plenty of tool suppliers etc. The bar itself is made from galvanised water pipe, which whilst welding made zol very sick...lesson for all, wear breathing apparatus [sp?] whilst welding galvanised metal. If you take your time, use lubricant and most of all get some Dawn dye's, these benders can be quite good for doing your own stuff, but you'll soon get the $hits if you're using one regularly.

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:Edit: The one below is NOT one of the ones for $200, but gives you an idea of the style. Any gasweld or decent tool shop in your area should be able to get you in one, they're usually red.... i'd go take a pic of mine that's collecting dust in the garage but my beer'd get warm :lol: :finger:
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Post by CrazyNuts »

Hmmmm.....

I got told those kind of benders will cause what's called "kinking" or "wall fold"

How do you prevent that?

Or is that entirely dependent on the pipe wall thickness?
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Post by Drewfus »

Dependant on the type/radius of the "Die" (sp?) used.

We use a "Dawn" brand 'die', (bought it from Blackwoods, roughly $2-300 per die as a very rough guide), and it has a larger bend radius (when compared to cheaper die sets), as well as a snug fit around the pipe to support it during the bending process.

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Post by stumped »

pics of the bar, all done by jeremy (surfection)... awesome work :armsup:


had to remove the grill to fit the lights without having the bar sticking out too far or having an odd angle on the top bit. just gotta cut a bit into the grill and it'll all go back on sweet
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