That looks interesting, would be interested in your opinion after you have used it for a few weeks.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
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That looks interesting, would be interested in your opinion after you have used it for a few weeks.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
I had one similar a few months back but the perspex was all wavey.
This one is nice and clear, no hesitation using it, I also brought one for the passenger
Got a pic of it fitted?Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
as you can see it tucks up against the visor, folds forward.
I like it, picture taken from back seat
middle pic is green visor only
Right pic is both green and yellow visor,
but you can remove very easyly
Bought a new steering coupling as the old one is cracked. Will get a gu steering box in the near future and fit it all up.
4 x Cooper ST 285/75/R16's with probably just under half the tread on them for $150! Getting 4 new sunnies for them and they will be my roadies so I don't kill my 315 KM2's...
Gotta love it. My previous roadies I paid $399 for the five with rims around 18months ago. Done 50k on them and sold them last week for $400!!!! So they cost me nothing to run on....
I missed out on a great set on Coopers today but they were for 17's, 5 sold for under $200 with atleast 70percent tread, as I was contemplating getting some GUIV alloys. Not now....
Finally scored a maxtrax rear wheel carrier for the Simmo trip now I won't have to think of some other way to carry them.
I made a set of pins for a local bloke which go threw the holes on the tracks and mount to the roof rack sides.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stropp
He wanted his welded but no reason why you couldn't simply drill a hole threw top rail and use a long bolt.
Just drill a hole in the end for a ring pin or R clip or padlock to hold em on with and a bit or the foam floor matting spiked over the mounts behind the tracks to stop vibrations..
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His were the green tracks, mounted above his rear passengers door..
Good idea but make sure you use silastic on the head of the boltQuote:
Originally Posted by biggqwesty
or your roof rack will fill up with water and rust from the inside