GQ Patrol RH/LH front inner guard rubber splashguard template

[PeeBee]

Does anyone have a template of these rubber sheets , preferably on say a known scale like an A4 sheet they could share? I need to replace mine however the units will be too short for the 25mm body lift. I could buy one from PAP for $60 but it will be wasted in the main, plus we have a very large rubber shop on site and they are idle, so I could easily get a couple made in 2 -3mm rubber.

Like this, but for a GQ, not the plastic one up the top.

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/122760840789

or there are these ones out of hdpe

https://munji.com.au/products/copy-o...42294726754500

[PeeBee]

Maybe another request is for someone to stick a few A4 sheets together, remove one of the splash sheets from their guard and trace out the shape for me, then post a number of shots so I can replicate om site? Please!!!

[PeeBee]

OK, massive response, thanks. i have decided to go with the Munji 1" body lift set up and nutserts

[PeeBee]

I will make a template of these for rubber sheet duplication into the future for others.

[MudRunnerTD]

Maybe another request is for someone to stick a few A4 sheets together, remove one of the splash sheets from their guard and trace out the shape for me, then post a number of shots so I can replicate om site? Please!!!

Apologies mate, Been slack. 100% just cut your own. They are actually very simple. I have never had a template and just cut as required. When you buy the rubber from Clarke Rubber make sure you chose a lamenated rubber with ain internal clothe fabric as it will hold together much better. Really easy to cut but the fabric will stop crack runs.

No Nutserts needed either. I assume you have bought at least 1 set of clips etc for pushing into holes. Just use a variety of those. dont over think it. Its a splash guard.

[MudRunnerTD]

I assume you have something like this kit mate? No nutserts needed

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/39466427...Cclp%3A4429486

[PeeBee]

I assume you have something like this kit mate? No nutserts needed

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/39466427...Cclp%3A4429486

Thanks Daz, yes have a couple of these with assortment, in all honesty they are a bit of a junk bin with quality poor and also they dont fit like the factory ones. Anyway i have adopted the nutsert after the hassles with the VASS engineer wanting everything non standard nertsert'd or crush tubed, so the operation is quick and permanent and easily removeable without damage. The new ones are expensive for what they are, but better than a non compliance at the inspection and it also hids some hose and pipes.

I have gone with these as not a single response to the template.

https://munji.com.au/products/copy-o...42294726754500

[MudRunnerTD]

Thanks Daz, yes have a couple of these with assortment, in all honesty they are a bit of a junk bin with quality poor and also they dont fit like the factory ones. Anyway i have adopted the nutsert after the hassles with the VASS engineer wanting everything non standard nertsert'd or crush tubed, so the operation is quick and permanent and easily removeable without damage. The new ones are expensive for what they are, but better than a non compliance at the inspection and it also hids some hose and pipes.

I have gone with these as not a single response to the template.

https://munji.com.au/products/copy-o...42294726754500

Oh they look pretty!! hvae not seen those before.

[PeeBee]

Oh they look pretty!! hvae not seen those before.

Yeah the attractant was they are configured for standard, 25 or 50mm body lift. I am running 25 for the s/c snout clearance and don't want to highlight this to the engineer. I liked the nutsert idea as well because it fell in line with his demands.

[BrazilianY60]

Hi PB. I´ve been working too much lately and have just been able now to log in to check what's going on with the good old folks here.

Mines are toasted and ripped but I won't dedicate that much effort to it. My plan is to buy a say 1mm or 2mm rubber mat and cut it to shape "in place". Doesn't seem like a big deal really.