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I got the call from the dealer today that mine had finally arrived with them. It arrived in Freo on the 29th so god knows what happened since then. The most frustrating element is I live in East Fremantle so probably it has been sitting about a km from home!
Anyway, will be able to pick it up Thurs or Friday next week. Perhaps earlier if I call every day so they can get rid of me.
Very nice - I'm jealous.
There's a flash Defender in the latest 4WD Action - might give you some clever ideas for modding yours.
The adventures of butter fingers continues.
Will post some updated pics once i fix a few woopsies.
Question
I have a Traxide kit and want to mount two power points in the rear, I am looking at the little panel next to the rear door with the speaker in it (passenger side), assuming the loom will be long enough, or is there a better spot.
Looks like i better buy some grommets if im drilling holes again
The grazed knuckles grow,
Tinting by Solar Style in BNE, (they do the new BMW's)
Bullbar & Steering Guard, recovery points, by APT
Rear Recovery point Nugget
Bumperettes Mulgo
Wheel Carrier Rijidij
Today with luck
Cargo Barrier
Dual Battery system by Traxide.
The novelty of accessories is wearing off rapidly.
The Mulgo bumperettes look pretty solid from pictures on the Mugo sitei?Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyG
Can't really see them on your vehicle,....any chance of a few pics from a few angles?!
Are you happy with them, & will they fit on a '13 90 without drilling any extra holes?
Thanks, Pickles.
Hey Mate, i missed your new car post because it wasn't in the Defender section, looks great, you must be really happy with it!
I'm happy with mine :) Some pics below...Quote:
Originally Posted by Pickles2
They use the factory bumper holes in MY14 110, so I assume the same holes are there on the MY13 90
Some things that might not be obvious from pics / Mulgo's website:
- The driver's side one is shorter (across the cross-member) to allow for dual wheel carriers.
- The passenger side one might make using the tubular high lift jack point tricky, but the bases are solid and flat so you should be able to jack straight off the bottom of the step (either side)
- They both project rearwards about 2/3 the distance across the spare tyre (standard mount)
Yes
The Mulgo gear is really good, no holes to be drilled.
A tight fit with the rijidij wheel carrier but it all fits.
Just waiting for a Kis or Hyundai to kiss my arse.:twisted:
Oh and the Cibies were made in 2012 in Belgium, so nice European quality.
Feather,...great pics, thanks.
Pickles.
Reminds me of the time a tradie ran up the back of me in his Commode ute while I was stopped at the lights. Felt a bump, got out and there were bits of Commode all over the road, plastic, steel, bumper coolant etc. In comparison, the Disco had a white mark about an inch long on the rear bumper, just above the tow bar, which polished out. Young guy said he was checking the map and didn't stop in time. Felt sorry for him as he said his boss would kill him.
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