Can someone please remind me of Brads online name?Quote:
Originally Posted by phoenix07
LPJ
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Can someone please remind me of Brads online name?Quote:
Originally Posted by phoenix07
LPJ
I think Brad is: Disco3QLDQuote:
Originally Posted by lpj
I'm interested in the sliders too. There's some info in the threads below:
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/d3-d4-rrs/...ml#post1277725
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/d3-d4-rrs/...ers-steps.html
He can be contacted via his work address (which he is happy to have distributed). Details at:
Mefit Industries
Metfit Industries
I'm another happy customer who'd gladly recommend Brad's sliders - very well made and finished.
Only one very minor gripe was that the one under-sill fitting hole on either side did not line up - not a major issue as the 11 other holes lined up ok...
The instructions available in the thread are spot on.
Mated the sliders with a pair of D1 front mud flaps which fit perfectly and, while not looking too out of place, actually prevent the sides of my white 2014 D4 getting filthy - something that the OEM front mudflaps don't do.
Can post pics if anyone is interested.
Cheers,
RickO
Please do, I need to fit something that is more servicable than the OEM mud flaps that I currently have.
Thanks
Lou
I'd like to see some pics as well RickO when you get a moment if that's cool.
I to have Brads rock sliders on the D3, they are great and have saved me a couple of times, once from real bad damage when I slid down a slippery hill backwards and ended up parked on a rock on the slider. If The slider had not been there to stop the Disco I would have lost the back corner of the Disco into a bank that would have wrecked it.
I have been meaning to get a set for the D4 as well but have not as of yet, hopefully I won't regret that laxness this weekend when the D4 gets its first workout up around Lithgow. ... :angel:
Apology for the shotgun post but I'd thought I'd get of my ar$e and catchup with some posts:
D1 mudguards & Brad's wide sliders on M14 D4:
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Sliders looking awesome
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They're fixed just using the crappy OEM screw plugs - so far so good.
The D1 mudflaps cost me about $40 from the UK and stop 99% of the muck thrown up by the front wheels
Hope this helps....
RickO
And some randoms while I'm at it.......
LED pulse buster install
Unit location - behind tow storage (pls excuse gratuitous use of cable ties...)
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Button location
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2nd Traxide 12V socket
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Hope this helps....
RickO
My sliders have taken a beating and have plenty of gouges and scapes, I did notice this dent in them too! (underneath not the scrape on the side)
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...2016/02/67.jpg
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...16/09/1160.jpg
In fact I've had to loosen the fixing bolts and move the sliders back down maybe 10mm on body, shows they are definitely worth the investment!
Hey Guppy, I reversed the mounts on my foxwing. It now sits down much better and doesn't look so silly sticking up in the air. I am 6'2" and I don't have any problems walking around under it when it is set up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guppy
I have terrafirma sliders on my D3. They are subtle and neat and work well. Only issue was that if you have rear air you need to cut the i side lip of them down in the passenger side to allow room for the pipe work.
