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    Front and Rear bars P38

    Finally have a rear bar for the P38 spent four nights after work building the rear bar with the help of a mate. (Big help he has the welder and shed) This added to the front bar and winch and the old girls is ready for the bush. Still got to clean it up and paint but really happy.
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    Looks good. How much for winch bars? (make several!)

    What size tyres are they?
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    Looks good, I'm going to make a similar front bumber, but flat across the front and cut the grill for the winch

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    Hello Ron the tire's are 265/75/16 equate to 33" i believe i am really happy with the rig and am entered in the upcoming Alpine Navigation run on the 20th of this month will see how she stacks up against the rest of the rigs

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    Rudi runs excellent events, well organized and catered, hope you've sharpened up on your gps and navigation skills, you WILL need them

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    Looks great. Good work. Did you use GenIII airsprings and sensor extenders to fit the 33s in? My 32s scrub in carparks sometimes. I am thinking of pushing my front diff forward a couple of mm's with a small spacing washer between the radius arms and the chassis.
    Now: 2005 L322 Vogue 4.4 M62TU (Black)
    Before: 2000 P38A HSE 4.6 - stately capability | 2008 Kluger KX-S | 2004 Forester | 2000 Yamaha XJR1300 | 1993 VR Calais | 1974 HQ Statesman - 308 V8 | HT | HK

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    My poor old beast was airless when i bought it it runs 2" over king springs with Bilstiens and still rubs when off road but i put up with it i am happy with the result and have fitted all lights etc today so now just strip down again and polish the rough bits before painting. Yes i still love the Rangy but it can be a sorry piece of steel and wires when it wants too. Love hate relationship fits the bill i guess.

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    REAR BAR!!!!! REAR BAR!!!!

    How much, when are you going into production?

    I want one, I want one!!!!

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    Love that Rear Bar.... Sign me up :-)

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    Very nice work Gippslander. Are you fitting extra stop, turn, reverse lights on the rear bar to avoid problems with the boys in blue? Fit a couple of red reflectors too, just to be sure.

    Cheers, Paul.
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