GU Y61 front recovery points?

[Yendor]

Meh..... Im going orienteering with my family tomorrow.

Sorry to bore you BA

[Bloodyaussie]

Sorry to bore you BA

You are excused.

[mudski]

Mark you stated that Road Runner are "cheap garbage" there has to be a better reason then that?

Yeah there is. Just trying to push some business toward a fellow member.

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[jack]

Come on guys, a valid question from a new member in the 4x4 Safety thread. So far 12 responses and only a couple that actually address the question.

[Bloodyaussie]

Cannot speak of the product but I have dealt with road runner a number of times and found them to be a very good company to deal with and had no issue with warranty including a phone call to back up there product I had purchased.

[Yendor]

Yeah there is. Just trying to push some business toward a fellow member.

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So there not "cheap garbage" your just "Just trying to push some business toward a fellow member".

[Yendor]

You are excused.

No worries mate...

[Yendor]

Cannot speak of the product but I have dealt with road runner a number of times and found them to be a very good company to deal with and had no issue with warranty including a phone call to back up there product I had purchased.

So is this an honest reply??

Sometimes it's a bit hard to tell!!

[Winnie]

Hi Guys,

I'm looking at replacing the factory tie down point on the front of my Patrol with a pair of Road Runner Off Road RP-PAT04 recovery points. I also have an ARB Bar and have had a look at how the fit (a mate has a pair on his Pathfinder). Has anybody fitted this to a GU Y61? Clearance between the shackle and the factory stone guards looks a little close and I'm wondering if anybody has recovered using them and has it caused any damage to the factory stone guards etc.

Thanks in advance.
Gaz

Hey Gaza, if you're looking at roadrunner then do not hesitate to call them up during the week to discuss any of their product. Seriously knowledgeable blokes in there and 4wding is their passion, they won't bum you around.
Good luck.

[Yendor]

Come on guys, a valid question from a new member in the 4x4 Safety thread. So far 12 responses and only a couple that actually address the question.

Yes, Sometimes you have to sift through all B/S