MudRunnerTD's GQ From the Ground Up

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Originally Posted by biggqwesty

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Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD

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Is it a secret Darren? :) lol...
How do you intend on connecting the brush bars to the bull bar? Or is what those thingamejigs are for?

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Originally Posted by mudski

Is it a secret Darren? :) lol... How do you intend on connecting the brush bars to the bull bar? Or is what those thingamejigs are for? Sent from my SM-P600 using Tapatalk

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You would probably use the standard clamps that Arb use for the bull bar but the camburgs on the sliders for both front and rear scrubs.

They are a seamless"ish" fitting.

They would be great to use on a full external cage to easily replace sections if damaged but still looking one piece.

And also ease of dismantle for maintenance / compliance release !

Monkey Grip, Super Strong, Top Idea MRTD :-) !!

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Originally Posted by mudski

Is it a secret Darren? :) lol...
How do you intend on connecting the brush bars to the bull bar? Or is what those thingamejigs are for?

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Nah not really, I bought them with a few mates me we did a group buy and got a great price.

I called ARB for a price for the bullbar brackets they use on their older style brushbars. They cost $46.30 for a set including bolt and I might go that way for the GUIV brush bars. The camburgs are perfect for removing damaged aections of bar work. Even just to repaint the bar work will be a winner. These will nearly be invisible. I'll use a camburg to joint the rear scrubs to the rear bar and sliders and the front arch a to the front bar. I think the camburg a cake in around $30 each.

Nice work Dazz!!
The price don't really come into effect if you want the job done right!

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Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD

Nah not really, I bought them with a few mates me we did a group buy and got a great price.

I called ARB for a price for the bullbar brackets they use on their older style brushbars. They cost $46.30 for a set including bolt and I might go that way for the GUIV brush bars. The camburgs are perfect for removing damaged aections of bar work. Even just to repaint the bar work will be a winner. These will nearly be invisible. I'll use a camburg to joint the rear scrubs to the rear bar and sliders and the front arch a to the front bar. I think the camburg a cake in around $30 each.

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Yeah good one mate. You have got me wanting to mod my ARB steps so they are a slider/ step in one and make some brush bars for the front guards. Then make a rear tube bar.

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Originally Posted by Nisshead

Nice work Dazz!! The price don't really come into effect if you want the job done right!

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That's true though, welding your scrub bars to your sliders on both ends will be a nightmare if you damage a section. Although it's exy it'll be ten times easier to replace.

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Originally Posted by AB

That's true though, welding your scrub bars to your sliders on both ends will be a nightmare if you damage a section. Although it's exy it'll be ten times easier to replace.

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If you build them properly and still damage them enough to rebuild or replace sections, there will be more pressing issues that need attention before the barwork.

I tagged you in a set this morning, they're good. I personally navigated the owner into a position where they were needed to do their job and they did it just fine

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Originally Posted by Ben-e-boy

If you build them properly and still damage them enough to rebuild or replace sections, there will be more pressing issues that need attention before the barwork. I tagged you in a set this morning, they're good. I personally navigated the owner into a position where they were needed to do their job and they did it just fine

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they looked good Benny.