I'm thinking of putting Exo bars on my a pillar and down the gutters on my shorty, my question is
Is there anyway to do it strong enough so I don't have to cut holes through the roof so water can't get it etc..I had a idea of making a plate with the same folds as the roof and welding tube along it and somehow bolting it to the roof. Would this work?
What would yous do?
Cheers
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Re: Exo bars
These are roof sliders, its welded to the gutter and to the piller. An inch of weld every few 100mm.


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Re: Exo bars
Looks tidy as.
So just welded to body seems to be strong enough? Thanks for the reply
So just welded to body seems to be strong enough? Thanks for the reply
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Re: Exo bars
This is the rest off the info from the above pic, they charge $150 to do both sides on LWB wagon, unpainted.
[QUOTE=offroad division;825225]
This was a budget truck set up to get scott some experience and help scratch the itch while his GU comp rig was being put together.
We just pushed them up against the roof and stitched them straight to the gutter, not my classiest work but hey, did the job. Scott used them to great effect on one of the last suspension stuff challenge tracks, slid the full length of the roof along a tree, a bit of paint off but no damage at all. It's going to be a pretty big hit to move the rail. It spreads the load across the whole length of the gutter and roof thus not moving.
Any one wants this mod done, it's only $150.
scott ran a bead of silastic between the tube and roof to keep crap out of the gutter and cause rusting.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=offroad division;825225]
This was a budget truck set up to get scott some experience and help scratch the itch while his GU comp rig was being put together.
We just pushed them up against the roof and stitched them straight to the gutter, not my classiest work but hey, did the job. Scott used them to great effect on one of the last suspension stuff challenge tracks, slid the full length of the roof along a tree, a bit of paint off but no damage at all. It's going to be a pretty big hit to move the rail. It spreads the load across the whole length of the gutter and roof thus not moving.
Any one wants this mod done, it's only $150.
scott ran a bead of silastic between the tube and roof to keep crap out of the gutter and cause rusting.[/QUOTE]

Nitto Mud Grapplers, Lockrite, 4.3s, Trail Ready BL, PTO, High pinion rear,Gu diff with Buds Customs armour and heaps of Superior gear, 24% Reduction .
Re: Exo bars
Cheers for the help, appreciate it


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