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First of all the bracket components I made up, I really couldn't think of any other way to mount them.
Top brackets for radiator top mount.
Top cross bar
Drop brackets
Bottom bracket stays, the nuts welded on are just to act as spacers.
Top brackets and cross bar mounted to radiator.
All assembled.
A little trimming of the bumper required, but can't be seen when fitted.
Rocker switch that came with the pre-wired loom.
Here we have dipped beam, high beam then KC BEAM
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Soeley wrote: Yes it was good up at Cowm, ill5go back again. I have Parkwood in mind as well. Before I got they Jimny thay had a Gen 3 to use, but seems they don't anymore.
On a side note soeley, i like your video that shows the 4x4 tuition on your youtube channel. Im looking for something like that. Very cool bud.
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Soeley wrote: Being a complete newbie to 4x4, it turned out to be a very worthwhile experience. I was planing on doing something like that, but it was a present for my 50th. A few key points stuck with me from that. I would highly recommend doing something similar.
Yeah very cool stuff that!
What 4x4 were you driving then? And what were the main things you took away from the training? Thanks.
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None of these seems obvious when you have only ever driven road cars.
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Supplied bracket for left side.
Two bolts bolted down for right hand side.
Close up of the one to the rear.
And forward one.
Left side.
From the rear.
Right side.
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