Its funny Tiger, because I lived in Canberra until ~3 years ago and was a pretty avid 4wder up there - as well as roaming the snowy region on fishing or hunting trips most weekends. Never had a problem whatsoever.
Meh. *shrugs*
Meh. *shrugs*
Just check my Garage I have both side and front pics
I think Nathan was talking about the problem I have also experienced, where you are entering a gully or washout and the car is angled down and the further out the bar sticks, it will plough into the ground in front. mainly cause the bum is in the air.
Just had a look... Damn that sits up close! I think my mcc bar would be at least 2+ inches longer.
Do you have a winch in there?
Here is a pic of my old ST just after i picked it up from having the 50mm lift put on. You can clearly see how far the bar sticks out.
Again im not saying i dont like the ARB bars as i have owned three of them and they are great quality, BUT the new TJM bar is IMO just a bit better in both looks and performance.
The price is the same and as far as i can tell they are both quality items.
All im saying is if you can get the bar in closer and you do actually do some challenging 4x4 work and not just a fire trail or two to get to a fishing spot then the TJM would be better.
Im not a massive fan of the Xrox because the lack of actual protection they offer so the TJM is the next best thing as far as Approach angles
when i had my tjm bar fitted i had to cut 110mm off the arb brush bars so they would fit, that's how much the arb bars stick out.
Just wondering how the front suspension holds out when installing a steel bullbar,if it sags and if yes what needs to be done? As I just picked my D40 now looking at a bullbar and underbody protection.
Anyone installed the Xrox on their D40?
Im waiting on delivery of my Nav, so can't really look into it myself.
But with the xrox bar, is it possible to keep the fog lights? I like the looks on the Dmax i think where the fog light mount in the openings on either side of the winch.
You had an experience or just an opinion?
heavy duty springs and good shocksWhat exactly needs to be done suspension wise with a steel bar fitted?
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