It was actually yesterday arvo till 3am this morning, yay no more rust or stone chips on my roof!!!Attachment 51820Attachment 51821Attachment 51822
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It was actually yesterday arvo till 3am this morning, yay no more rust or stone chips on my roof!!!Attachment 51820Attachment 51821Attachment 51822
What are your thoughts good enough for outback roads ???Quote:
Originally Posted by Stropp
Bloody awesome mate
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Put my newish rack around the back to work on, first off it needs drain holes on every leg.
No wonder these racks spew rust,
Then figure out shovel holders,light bar bracket and re roller Open to suggestions as well maybe a
gas bottle bracket as well
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Drain holes? The legs aren't tube are they? I've only herd of the iron man racks leaking rust and they are a different design
What I'm about to do LOL. Waiting for the neighborhood to wake up so I can gerni the ute, and sand the fibreglass repairs on the pod, the vacuum screams!
Finally ran a breather from the rear diff to the engine bay.
Its getting a little warm to be under the car, later today I should be able to extend the breathers for the front diff, gearbox and transfer case... assuming I can find where they terminate...
Checked mine out the other day, the 3 of them are steel pipe and enter the guard void above the front left wheel. Have no idea what's on the end of them but figure they are high enough. Be interested to see what you find.Quote:
Originally Posted by Agronaught
I'm thinking they may best be left until I get around to a snorkel. I'll have a gander anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by macca
Its just a shite design I reckon each upright between top and bottom loop would hold half a cup of water easy.Quote:
Originally Posted by megatexture
Its fully welded so water has nowhere to go,
@ Mega do you have this style rack?