Outer Limits 4x4 Board

anyone got a pic of the cheezy bar from behind as i want to know how it mounts to the chassie and what it looks like so i can design my own.

cheers

maybe...pm cheezy

hmmmm.........emailing cheezy to pinch the deisng for the mounting system, nice.............its not that dificult, use some C section of steel, copy the bolt oles onto it, and weld nuts to the inside,

use your imagination. Its not hard to fabricate mounting brackets to suit any bar.

TOM

I dont usually say this on line BUT GET YOUR OWN FU#$ING DESIGN.
I spent alot of time and money designing my bar work (what so people can pinch it).

Cheezy4x4 wrote:I dont usually say this on line BUT GET YOUR OWN FU#$ING DESIGN.
I spent alot of time and money designing my bar work (what so people can pinch it).

mate i can fully understand where your coming from, you sell awsome bar work, the last thing you want is cheap imatation asian made knock offs...........

yeah with you on that one! and the cheek to ask how you do it! surely if you are capable of making a bar then you should be able to figure out how to mount it?!

Ah those dipshit's from nsw's can't come up with their own work , can't YOU figure it out

Cheezy4x4 wrote:I dont usually say this on line BUT GET YOUR OWN FU#$ING DESIGN.
I spent alot of time and money designing my bar work (what so people can pinch it).

Good Call design your own

embryo wrote:yeah with you on that one! and the cheek to ask how you do it! surely if you are capable of making a bar then you should be able to figure out how to mount it?!

i described a simple way, that is the same way the ARB bar mounts on my MQ, its not hard at all, im no fabricator, but i can make cut and drill steel, its that easy, as for copying some ones elses idea, exactly........

Was waiting to see where this one would go, pretty gutsy question to ask, I'm sure you're not the first to think about it, but maybe try a bit of tact next time! He(Cheezy) comes across as the sort of bloke who would help you with advice no probs, but not if you're blatantly trying to copy his design!

Bartso wrote:

Cheezy4x4 wrote:I dont usually say this on line BUT GET YOUR OWN FU#$ING DESIGN.
I spent alot of time and money designing my bar work (what so people can pinch it).

Good Call design your own

Or buy one from Cheezy, his stuff is pretty well priced and I think you'd struggle to justify the cost and effort of making your own, especially once you factor in the cost of the highly likely fu(k-ups.

You'd probably be pushing your luck to get mates' rates now though

Jason

Sorry Duff, I didnt want to come over harsh and was worried people would CAN me but after reading what people are saying it puts a smile on my dial. I do help alot of people every day and i will help you if you want. My bars are laser cut then CNC folded to get a precise bar every time. If you are making a one off for your self measure the chassis width and get a C section bent out of 6mm that is internally around 3mm bigger than the chassis then build the bar around the mounts. This is the way I started building my first bars. I get a little pissed at times as people are starting to copy my work and sell it as there own, this happens more than you think.

sorry cheezy. if its any consolation its only for me and im only trying to get ideas for the design i want (get a bit here and there). and i know all your stuff is made to take the worst punishment anyone can dish out. so i wanted to follow the best. i already have an arb winch bar but i wanted something different. something no one else has. all i wanted to see is if yours mounted different to the arb bar. sorry to sound like a knock off. ok im a knock off.

hey cheezy do you sell any rear bars to suit a shorty GQ without chopped guards. I remeber seeing an early photo of your rig prior to the chop and it had a nice lookin bar

ATM I only do rear bars for cut guards but have been looking into doing them for uncut ones soon.

PM me when you do some as i am very keen