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10-10-2006, 11:42 PM
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All Bran = Regular Member
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So, have any of you ingenious people come up with a way to prevent scraping the bottom of your front bar whilst accelerating to avoid a reversing 4wd and hitting the spoon drain faster than you'd planned, whilst visiting Bunnings?
Damn! Things only been on a week... Anyhoo, I'm trying to work out a way of minimising future mishaps. Maybe an aluminium skid plate, shaped and rivetted on? (Downside may be that a decent scrape will tear the plate and rivets off the bar?) Maybe a rubber strip, glued to the bottonm of the bar? Maybe just mask the offending section and paint it flat black whenever mishaps occur? Ideas? |
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Front Bar skid plate?
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