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    D1 steering skid plate

    After bashing the stock steeing bar/tube on a rock and crushing it, I want to replace it but with a stronger unit, with a skid plate. Dont want to buy one but would like some pics if anyone has made their own, or suggestions from those who have them.

    My design will basically follow the original one, except it will hang slightly lower and have a bash/skid plate.

    Any thoughts?
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    Mine is a pro job, works well, protects the full size oil fiter as well, dont use alloy checkerplate, it tends to grab hold instead of sliding over obstacles, Regards Frank.



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    I'm planning on making one as well, i think i'll be using square box section instead of round

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    buy a new steering tube from sg leslie in melbourne.
    beats the stock one hands down.
    Safe Travels
    harry

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    Yeah, I think square is the go, easier to weld up. Dont have the $$ to spend on one Harry, else I would buy one instead
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    Quote Originally Posted by harry View Post
    buy a new steering tube from sg leslie in melbourne.
    beats the stock one hands down.
    sg leslie in melbourne?
    Any contact details or web page pls?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chucaro View Post
    sg leslie in melbourne?
    Any contact details or web page pls?
    yeah!

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    Quote Originally Posted by klappers View Post
    yeah!

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