Has anyone done their own and has noted down measurements and or taken pics??
cheers
Rex
NZ
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Front Bash plate/steering arm Protector for a TD5 110
Moderator: Micka
protectors...
For the money, I would just buy one.
Troutbeck Sales in Victoria do steel or Ally ones, Cheap as and easy to fit
PH Len Smyth on (03) 53413745 and he'll get you a pic and prices ASAP
His Email is;
troutbecksales@bigpond.com
JC
Troutbeck Sales in Victoria do steel or Ally ones, Cheap as and easy to fit
PH Len Smyth on (03) 53413745 and he'll get you a pic and prices ASAP
His Email is;
troutbecksales@bigpond.com
JC
'92 Rangie Sherwood/turbo intercooled isuzu4BD1 /ACE/ full leather/2.5" exh/2.5" body lift/DeCarbon shocks/LR tanks/LT95 back in and OK now, Sals conversion soon...
troutbeck, amv, graeme cooper all do bash plates
you should be able to look at pics on their web sites
some guys just bolt a plate from the bottom of an arb type bullbar to the factory steering protection bar.
the factory steering protection bar can easily be strengthened as well by adding metal.
david
you should be able to look at pics on their web sites
some guys just bolt a plate from the bottom of an arb type bullbar to the factory steering protection bar.
the factory steering protection bar can easily be strengthened as well by adding metal.
david
Last time I checked they were north of $200 which seems very expensive for what they are.
IIRC I used 50x50x8 box section for the main protector bar across the front of the track rod and 65x8 flat to make 4 angled brackets
back to the chassis and forward to where the bull bar mounts.
I think it took me 1 hour including painting.
Tom
IIRC I used 50x50x8 box section for the main protector bar across the front of the track rod and 65x8 flat to make 4 angled brackets
back to the chassis and forward to where the bull bar mounts.
I think it took me 1 hour including painting.
Tom
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