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Same as Slunnie and Gidgets, a 4" lift but they are more like 3" i think.Quote:
Originally posted by seqfisho
Hey Baz,
Are your Lovells the raised units or the raised Heavy Duty :?:
Or did you get them to custom make them :?:
From wheel centre to bottom of guard front 525mm and 520mm rear with a OME 2" lift over standard, this is what i had before the Lovells went in,
i measured before and after, and it went up 60mm at the front and 55mm at the rear.
Baz.
Hi baz, you should post that, with all the details, in the Projects and Tutorials.
It’s a great job and obviously of interest to quite a few.
Cheers
I will, soon as i get it all together,remembering stuff i haven't posted is the hard part https://www.aulro.com/afvb/ :roll:
Baz.
I wasnt sure to start with Baz, but the end product looks nothing short of awsome. What are you wasting you tallents at Coates for Phil? Matt
Looks great, do you have any pics of the otherside of the bar with the mounts etc on it?
Yep i took some when we were making the bar, my mounting brackets have 2 holes each side, one has a welded nut for the original bar mounts too and a second hole that was not used, but when we made the brackets for the new bar we utilised the second hole.Quote:
Originally posted by cal415
Looks great, do you have any pics of the otherside of the bar with the mounts etc on it?
Before tacking them into place;
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/
Tacked into place;
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/
Baz.
Looks really good, do you think it would be strong enough to put recovery points directly onto the bar?
I destroyed my back bar over the weekend on the beach... wouldnt think sand could damage my bar as much as it did, so i have to do something like this ASAP.
The main reason for the bar we made was because i was destroying the rear bumper, it's only plastic and not very robust and acts like a scoop in sand and gets hung up on rocks and all sorts of stuff, mine was on it's last legs.Quote:
Originally posted by cal415
Looks really good, do you think it would be strong enough to put recovery points directly onto the bar?
I destroyed my back bar over the weekend on the beach... wouldnt think sand could damage my bar as much as it did, so i have to do something like this ASAP.
The mounts on the car would have to be strenghtened as they are pretty flimsey, i'd be more inclined to use the towbar as a recovery point, i do, as it is much stronger and easy to use.
Baz.