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GU Tube bar work

Tech Talk for Nissan owners.

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GU Tube bar work

Post by OVERKLL GU »

The boys at Overkill Engineering have finished the bar
work on my GU.
Just popping up some pics to show it off.

Thanks to Sam, Sean & the boys top work :)
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And Side Sliders

Post by OVERKLL GU »

Side sliders will do the trick
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Post by Drafty »

The approach angle looks heaps better. :cool:
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A Better Approach

Post by OVERKLL GU »

Yea got Sam to cut some of the chassis back the winch sits right up under the grill now. I think it took about 1 foot or more off the ARB bar that was on it... :cool:
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Post by JK »

Very nice. You must be happy to have it back ;)

Like the sliders. Can you get any more close-ups please?
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Post by OVERKLL GU »

No that would be telling :lol:

Yea Very happy to have it back..

Will get some more pics today or Monday
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Post by Thor »

i'm interested to see how your sliders are fitted, cos it's one heavy car that they may have to support the weight of.
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Post by OVERKLL GU »

Thor wrote:i'm interested to see how your sliders are fitted, cos it's one heavy car that they may have to support the weight of.


No problem mate... They are welded in 3 places sure you can bend em if you land on them hard enough :lol: I had ARB ones they were crap would move at the slightest grounding. I would say at least 2 times as strong as some bolt on type. Will pop up some pics in the next few days. ;)
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Post by Thor »

OVERKLL GU wrote:
Thor wrote:i'm interested to see how your sliders are fitted, cos it's one heavy car that they may have to support the weight of.


No problem mate... They are welded in 3 places sure you can bend em if you land on them hard enough :lol: I had ARB ones they were crap would move at the slightest grounding. I would say at least 2 times as strong as some bolt on type. Will pop up some pics in the next few days. ;)

sounds like you have the all clear to go that bit harder then haha
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Post by bundytunna »

very very nice :D
suits the GU very well
what all that set ya back or is that too telling :)
they did a top job :D :D
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Sliders

Post by OVERKLL GU »

Some Pics of the mounts for you guys.
As far as going harder that is the idea being such a
big truck it tends to lean around having the 5 link
and all... The side bars hang out so I can slide along
things also :lol:
Price wise around $1200 for the Front Bar
and $1300ish for sliders. Give Sam a call
on (02) 94766137 for more info. I have been
after something to work both ways for sliding along
from the side and underneath these will work a treat!
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Re: Sliders

Post by bogged »

Looks sweet! The front tires look really exposed or is that the angle of the photo?
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Re: Sliders

Post by OVERKLL GU »

bogged wrote:Looks sweet! The front tires look really exposed or is that the angle of the photo?


Better than hitting the body :P
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Post by thunder »

what about the air bag.. if u hit it with some force would it set the bag off..
on the arb i had a hit and it didnt go off...



i like the bar...it looks good,the only thing stopping me is the handbrake who thinks its ugly and will come back on the body..
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Post by OVERKLL GU »

I am not sure about the air bag, Put it this way. If I hit anyone (and most cars are sedans) first point of contact is going to be the front wheels. At any speed this would be bad and I try no to think about it :lol: As far as the airbag in the Patrol I think the sensor works on the rate of deceleration and the front bar does not come in to play. I had a Zook with an air bag and did a body lift. The front bumper had a sensor in it but there is nothing like that on the Patrol.

Having a total of about 11 inches lift including the 37's I give myself extra room from the cars in front, its not exactly go cart handling it's more like guiding the beast around hahahah
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Post by Grungle »

What are they made of - CroMoly or steel?
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Post by ozy1 »

the front of your GU looks sweet, but a tad bit naked,
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Post by OVERKLL GU »

Bar is steel. It depends what your after it is not for everyone. 37's and 8in lift you can get away with that look
It is designed to get a better entry angle.
Hang out for the rear bar !
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Re: GU Tube bar work

Post by vidal »

OVERKLL GU wrote:The boys at Overkill Engineering have finished the bar
work on my GU.
Just popping up some pics to show it off.

Thanks to Sam, Sean & the boys top work :)
Sorry,,,but where is tha picks.
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Gone.

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