Hmm. So a 35inch tyre is a bit heavy for a rear barn door and the crack in my door has already turned into a tear. So I need to get a door sorted asap before the blooming window pops out.
Anyone got one or know of anyone with one?
Hmm. So a 35inch tyre is a bit heavy for a rear barn door and the crack in my door has already turned into a tear. So I need to get a door sorted asap before the blooming window pops out.
Anyone got one or know of anyone with one?
Mudski, used these guys before, there pretty good not to dear.. www.niss4x4.com.au
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mudski (19th May 2014)
Funny eh you do a dual cab chop and you cant give them away lol
Are you making a rear bar Mark, I don't have that problem luckily
Can you put a picture of the tear so PPL know where to look please
Last edited by threedogs; 19th May 2014 at 11:57 AM.
04 ST 3lt auto, not enough Mods to keep me happy, but getting there
Thanks I might give them a ring. But I might aswell well just weld it up and make up a brace for it. Saves me forking out $$$. As I reckon it will be around the $400 for a door.Originally Posted by bdzy88
No I have no intentions on getting a rear bar mate. Nothing on the market I like. I still prefer the much lighter yet softer, lol, original rear bumper still.
No pics John but I just googled one to put here.
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Been researching it today. I just need to get a mig welder and I'm right. I think.
Not a big fix just a PITB fix
would it be possible to bolt a plate over that area
or weld a plate over the area to beef it up ??????
Rather than weld the tear up.
04 ST 3lt auto, not enough Mods to keep me happy, but getting there
You can run some plate behind it under the plastic trim and then drill holes through the door section above and below the crack. Then plug weld the plate through the holes, grind back, bog up, sand, paint, done!
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