MudRunnerTD's GQ From the Ground Up

[MudRunnerTD]

How much if you don't mind me asking?

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[mudski]

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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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[AB]

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

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.

[MB]

And also ease of dismantle for maintenance / compliance release !

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[MudRunnerTD]

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.

[Maxhead]

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

[mudski]

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.

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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[AB]

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

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.

[Ben-e-boy]

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.

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

[AB]

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

they looked good Benny.