errrr. ... it's a lttle less straight now than it was then ...
2 days after I did it (at Maby last year) ...
and now, after straightening it out as best we could ...
Can't take it off now until next week. I have this week off work, but going away tomorrow for a few days laning and staying in the caravan.
2 days after I did it (at Maby last year) ...
and now, after straightening it out as best we could ...
Can't take it off now until next week. I have this week off work, but going away tomorrow for a few days laning and staying in the caravan.
mark-d
Well-Known Member
for the price they cost now i think its better just to buy one
3.5 efi
Well-Known Member
you'd best get your tape measure out then
matty_daak
Active Member
Make a simple cardboard template of the fixing holes, the drivers side uses the two bumper to chasis holes and the lower fixing for the steering knuckle jobbie. The passenger side does the same but uses the lower fixing where there is no steering arm knuckle jobbie... mark them out then measure the distance between and cut up a big flat bit, some have a bend in the middle running length ways. I suggest using thicker than 5mm to avaid bending. Mine is 8mm and never bent Oh and make it deeper if you intend on lifting the vehicle, I've seen several designed for std ride height that when fitted to a lifted vehicle its no use as the steering bars are exposed due to it not being deep enough! Best of luck cheap skate :thumb:
Oh and make it deeper if you intend on lifting the vehicle, I've seen several designed for std ride height that when fitted to a lifted vehicle its no use as the steering bars are exposed due to it not being deep enough! Best of luck cheap skate :thumb:
