Do those sliders help protect the air tanks???? Guessing they do.
They do seem to be a bit prone to damage.
Andrew
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Do those sliders help protect the air tanks???? Guessing they do.
They do seem to be a bit prone to damage.
Andrew
Not really Andrew, you still need to put on a GOE Compressor protection plate.Quote:
Originally Posted by LandyAndy
Green Oval Experience Land Rover training, Range Rover modifcation
The Sliders protect your sills and doors to an extent but not under for the compressor.
Rich - he's referring to the tank, not the compressor :)
Whoops, my bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
Ok the sliders do not protect the air tank either!
Generally you hit the chassis rail or sliders first, but not to say a pointy rock can't hit the tank in between the two. It is pretty solid, normally you get a scrape rather than a big dent.
In 9 years of er, vigorous :D off-roading in these cars, I've never damaged the air tank. Scraped it a couple of times.
Cheers,
Gordon
That's bloody fantastic work Eddomak :twobeers:
Yeah I know I should have done this myself but I'd never have done as good a job as this. :angel:
Thanks so much :BigThumb: !!
Thanks to Edwin we have Rockslides
Don't believe him until he posts pictures. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Orangi
[Edit: D'oh, he beat me to it!]
As a matter of interest, do all the various makes of sliders for the D4 mount to the sills?
