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A R B BULLBAR

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A R B BULLBAR

Post by ronoor »

seirra A R B bullbar on Ebay
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Post by RoldIT »

HORRAY!!!!

How about a link when you post something like that ... :roll:


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Post by RoldIT »

There was also one in the for sale section here ...





... but it's gone. :D
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sorry this computer stuff is new to me dont know how
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Post by CHOPS1 »

it looks like its been sprayed if you look at the arb sticker!

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Post by bushpig59 »

methinks its rusted a jam job is a foot and for that money you can make a bloody good bumper bar..............
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Post by CHOPS1 »

The funny thing is alot of people want these bars, and i'll be surprised if it doesnt go closer to $600. And i know thats not as much as a new, some of you may not be aware that arb only do a winch bar now, you cant get the non winch bar! I think there $900 which is cheeky, but if a second hand goes for around $600 i think i'd just cough up the extra and know there is nothing wrong with it. that one is suss on ebay!

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Post by nicbeer »

I got my ARB for $150. non winch from a zook from the front of someones place.

Good Bars. Hit a roo at 60k the other night. no damage at all.

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Post by Bentzook »

The funny thing is alot of people want these bars
thats because they offer more protection than these crap tube bars everyone is making these days.
Good Bars. Hit a roo at 60k the other night. no damage at all.
Like to see you do that with one of the tube bars and see if your 4x is written off in the process..

That Vitara tube bar in the other thread would bend at the sight of a shopping trolley !
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Post by GRIMACE »

Bentzook wrote:
The funny thing is alot of people want these bars
thats because they offer more protection than these crap tube bars everyone is making these days.
Good Bars. Hit a roo at 60k the other night. no damage at all.
Like to see you do that with one of the tube bars and see if your 4x is written off in the process..

That Vitara tube bar in the other thread would bend at the sight of a shopping trolley !
not to mention that all people with tube bars are sheep :D
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Post by Bentzook »

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Post by CHOPS1 »

I didnt say i wanted a tube bar and nor am i a sheep!
I'm saying everyone one wants one and pushes up the second hand price!

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Post by bushpig59 »

I think subconsiously we all like sheep I know some people who even wear gumboots love them.......
On a more serious note the bull bar that I bought from ebay was $151 to pay 600 700 900 dollars for a bit of metal is a trifle too high...But you do need a bull Bar as Skippy the bush Kangaroooo is always ready to tackle you....And winch just does not look right on a bumper bar........
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Post by Guy »

Bentzook wrote:
The funny thing is alot of people want these bars
thats because they offer more protection than these crap tube bars everyone is making these days.
Good Bars. Hit a roo at 60k the other night. no damage at all.
Like to see you do that with one of the tube bars and see if your 4x is written off in the process..

That Vitara tube bar in the other thread would bend at the sight of a shopping trolley !
Not everyone wants to hang a 45Kg lump of metal from the front of their zook either :roll:
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Post by Bentzook »

If its not going to Protect your 4x, why put it on in the 1st place.
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Post by antt »

tube bars protect plenty enough when you're 4wdriving. if u want something to stop roo strikes, get a 5 poster :roll:
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Post by grimbo »

antt wrote:tube bars protect plenty enough when you're 4wdriving. if u want something to stop roo strikes, get a 5 poster :roll:
why get a 5 poster when you canget an ARB Bullbar like we are discussing. That isone of their primary goals, to protect the vehicle from animal strikes. Not everyone wants a tube bar, some people need the added protection a quality bullbar provides, especially if they live and drive in country areas
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Post by Bentzook »

There not going to protect the 4x from any side/corner hits, or bonnet hits. There more a fashion statement these days !
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Post by GRIMACE »

um i think most tube bars are designed also for better approch angles etc etc... :roll:

So far we have learnt that airbags are the bomb tube bars are shit and unless your running boggers you should stick to the mall :roll:

So i am goin out tommorow to buy an ARB bar and sum airbags and a set of 38" boggers tommorow then ill outdrive dan dibble no worries :finger:
Id even bet my house on it :roll: pfft I dont have a house :oops:
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Post by redzook »

Bentzook wrote:
The funny thing is alot of people want these bars
thats because they offer more protection than these crap tube bars everyone is making these days.
Good Bars. Hit a roo at 60k the other night. no damage at all.
Like to see you do that with one of the tube bars and see if your 4x is written off in the process..

That Vitara tube bar in the other thread would bend at the sight of a shopping trolley !
i reckon i could hit more then a roo!

heck i reckon i could hit ur airbagged zuk and not have anydamage ;)
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Post by GRIMACE »

bull shit that tube front wont last 5 seconds

U NEED ONE OF THESE :D
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that will get you further than any dual locked rockcrawler in the states :D

perfect approch and plenty of protection from oncoming fridges and washin machines
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Post by CAP51Z »

im getting a tube bar made ATM, its main purpose is to get solid front recovery points. It is not for a winch. It will also provide protection for my radiator (gemini radiator comes below the chassis), improve appoach angle & not look exactly like any other bar. It will suit my needs perfectly.
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Post by grimbo »

Guys you have to remember that different people have different needs from their vehiicles. Yes tube bars are great for approach angles and being able to be designed to protect certain parts of the car.

Bullbars like the ARB ones are designed for different purposes. They protect the vehicles from animal strike in the bsh, they provide secure mounting points for winches and they can offer airbag compatibilty.

Neither is better than the other for all occasions but they each have their own specific uses.
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Post by GRIMACE »

NO... ARB is the best and tube bars are for fasion only :P :D
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Post by bazooked »

i hit a roo at 110 clicks drivin to carnarvon one night, my mate was asleep in the passenger seat, ya should of seen the look on his face when he got woken up by a rather loud BANG, and i just kept drivin,

ps arb bars RAWK!!.
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Post by Spike_Sierra »

and arb bars are $800+ and my toob bar was $60...go figure..
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Post by Bentzook »

then you need a plastic one, melt some PET bottles on your stove , suck in the fumes, pour it into a mould = elcheapo. Better protection shouldnt be skimpt on, its your life when you hit mister big.
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Post by A1 »

:rofl: Bent you shouldnt need a B Bar at all for mr big wouldnt your air bags inflate quickenuf at 100 kays and you could drive right over him :idea:





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Post by grimbo »

Spike_Sierra wrote:and arb bars are $800+ and my toob bar was $60...go figure..
so you have factored in the cost of employess, the purchase of machinery and ongoing maintenance, the testing procedure so your bar meets relevant safety limits, procedures to ensure you bar is compatible with airbag equipped vehicles, everything is also obviously in place to ship these worldwide for saes and it is also compliant with other countries safety codes. It is also an insurable item I imagine as well.

These are some of the factors as to why a BUSINESS needs to charge more money on top of the fact they want to MAKE money when they sell something they aren't charities.

If you cann make a bar for cheaper then hooray for you, but it really annoys me when people then have a go at businesses for charging for their products
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