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[quote=Desert Lizard;15070]I agree with Deser_hawk. A tube bullbar is good for the road or if you meet a rock or a tree MAYBE, but not on sand. You need something solid to absorb the sand impact WHEN you hit. However, if it's for the looks then do whatever you fancy. I can't recall your car's details to comment on the approach angle though..[/quote]
Hey Desert Lizard it's been a while :038:. Regarding the bullbar, the design you see on the above picture is the basic one, the one am custom making has the same shape but also contains a skid plate from the top primary bar until it join the default car skid plate and the bullbar sides will be approximately from lower part of the bumper until beneath it. all this will be made of 30 mm steel bars and fixed to the car chassis and here i want to point that if the bullbar is too strong the car chassis may be at risk and could damage it in case of a strong hit...so that is why i want the bullbar to provide a moderate amount of protection by being strong but not too strong, and that's my friend is the plan. As for the clearance, i currently have the GMC style of bar protections which is around 15 inch towards the front directions so point of view clearance i will actually be gaining around 10 to 12 Inch when installing this, wa allah a3lam.
Hey Desert Lizard it's been a while :038:. Regarding the bullbar, the design you see on the above picture is the basic one, the one am custom making has the same shape but also contains a skid plate from the top primary bar until it join the default car skid plate and the bullbar sides will be approximately from lower part of the bumper until beneath it. all this will be made of 30 mm steel bars and fixed to the car chassis and here i want to point that if the bullbar is too strong the car chassis may be at risk and could damage it in case of a strong hit...so that is why i want the bullbar to provide a moderate amount of protection by being strong but not too strong, and that's my friend is the plan. As for the clearance, i currently have the GMC style of bar protections which is around 15 inch towards the front directions so point of view clearance i will actually be gaining around 10 to 12 Inch when installing this, wa allah a3lam.
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lLooking at the picture you posted .
it's a prerunner bumper/skid plate setup... and with this setup you need to remove the front stock bumper
(same as what FIDA has on his FJ and MILAN on his Xterra)
You can google for prerunner bumper and you'll know what i mean.
For reference check this one;
[IMG]http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg13 ... drafs4.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/attach ... -truck.jpg[/IMG]
it's a prerunner bumper/skid plate setup... and with this setup you need to remove the front stock bumper
(same as what FIDA has on his FJ and MILAN on his Xterra)
You can google for prerunner bumper and you'll know what i mean.
For reference check this one;
[IMG]http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg13 ... drafs4.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/attach ... -truck.jpg[/IMG]
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[quote=FSL;15097]lLooking at the picture you posted .
it's a prerunner bumper/skid plate setup... and with this setup you need to remove the front stock bumper
(same as what FIDA has on his FJ and MILAN on his Xterra)
You can google for prerunner bumper and you'll know what i mean.
For reference check this one;
[IMG]http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg13 ... drafs4.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/attach ... -truck.jpg[/IMG][/quote]
Bro thanks for the feedback and the pictures, but if i do the above it means:
1-transforming the car to an extrem vehicle ( prerunner style)
2-I have to check RTA first if it is street legal otherwise the police will eat my brain and pocket.
But i will look into it, thanks again.
it's a prerunner bumper/skid plate setup... and with this setup you need to remove the front stock bumper
(same as what FIDA has on his FJ and MILAN on his Xterra)
You can google for prerunner bumper and you'll know what i mean.
For reference check this one;
[IMG]http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg13 ... drafs4.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/attach ... -truck.jpg[/IMG][/quote]
Bro thanks for the feedback and the pictures, but if i do the above it means:
1-transforming the car to an extrem vehicle ( prerunner style)
2-I have to check RTA first if it is street legal otherwise the police will eat my brain and pocket.
But i will look into it, thanks again.
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[quote=FSL;15097]lLooking at the picture you posted .
it's a prerunner bumper/skid plate setup... and with this setup you need to remove the front stock bumper
(same as what FIDA has on his FJ and MILAN on his Xterra)
You can google for prerunner bumper and you'll know what i mean.
For reference check this one;
[IMG]http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg13 ... drafs4.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/attach ... -truck.jpg[/IMG][/quote]
Noble has fabricated someting on these same lines for his FJ ....check ou the pics on FB
it's a prerunner bumper/skid plate setup... and with this setup you need to remove the front stock bumper
(same as what FIDA has on his FJ and MILAN on his Xterra)
You can google for prerunner bumper and you'll know what i mean.
For reference check this one;
[IMG]http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg13 ... drafs4.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/attach ... -truck.jpg[/IMG][/quote]
Noble has fabricated someting on these same lines for his FJ ....check ou the pics on FB
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This is what i have installed currently on the car :005:
http://i1274.photobucket.com/albums/y42 ... 014507.jpg
and this is the design i have in mind, please have a look and let me know what you think :022:
http://i1274.photobucket.com/albums/y42 ... a1b648.jpg
http://i1274.photobucket.com/albums/y42 ... 014507.jpg
and this is the design i have in mind, please have a look and let me know what you think :022:
http://i1274.photobucket.com/albums/y42 ... a1b648.jpg
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Sarookh,
Click on the picture of the Tundra on the BOTTOM of the page, there are about 62 photos to look at. You'll get some more ideas...
http://www.chaosfab.com/00-06-Tundra-Se ... 97000.html
Cheers
Click on the picture of the Tundra on the BOTTOM of the page, there are about 62 photos to look at. You'll get some more ideas...
http://www.chaosfab.com/00-06-Tundra-Se ... 97000.html
Cheers
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I was following this subject for some time and now I cannot resist to share my own experience with bull bar. If anybody before my first installation would try to convince me, that I'm wrong, I would never believe. My bull bar had the life cycle for couple of months (newbie period) and the last version is durable for couple of years...
[IMG]http://www.drivingindubai.com/various/bumper.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://www.drivingindubai.com/various/bumper.jpg[/IMG]
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[quote=Gorgin4325;15187]Sarookh,
Click on the picture of the Tundra on the BOTTOM of the page, there are about 62 photos to look at. You'll get some more ideas...
http://www.chaosfab.com/00-06-Tundra-Se ... 97000.html
Cheers[/quote]
I wish i can do similar to what's in the pictures, but not easy to find someone in here who can do a good fabrication job in the uae.
Click on the picture of the Tundra on the BOTTOM of the page, there are about 62 photos to look at. You'll get some more ideas...
http://www.chaosfab.com/00-06-Tundra-Se ... 97000.html
Cheers[/quote]
I wish i can do similar to what's in the pictures, but not easy to find someone in here who can do a good fabrication job in the uae.
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[quote=caprihorse;15188]I was following this subject for some time and now I cannot resist to share my own experience with bull bar. If anybody before my first installation would try to convince me, that I'm wrong, I would never believe. My bull bar had the life cycle for couple of months (newbie period) and the last version is durable for couple of years...
[IMG]http://www.drivingindubai.com/various/bumper.jpg[/IMG][/quote]
do you think i can find one for my car? and by the way is it street legal?
[IMG]http://www.drivingindubai.com/various/bumper.jpg[/IMG][/quote]
do you think i can find one for my car? and by the way is it street legal?