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Thread: If you wanted a set of rock sliders from Coopers

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    Shall do all that.

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    or you could make your own like i did!


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    or you could make your own like i did!

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    I checked with Brad at KLR. They no loger make sliders for RRs or Discos - there is a bloke in Melbourne making them for about $700.

    They do make them for the Defender - $1200. Tusker has a set if i recall correctly.

    The sliders are 100x50mm section with a 3mm wall thickness. They tried 4mm but they were just to heavy with no advantages. They fit to the chassis.
    Alternatively, have a look at http://www.4wdmonthly.com.au/forum/index.p...y;threadid=7217 and scroll down to see the drawings and pix of the completed units.

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