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August 24, 2005, 16:17:36 »
I am thinking about getting some @ the Malvern show. when I was @ Billing I had a look around and was going to buy the Rebel 4x4 ones for £160.00 they seem to be as good as the scorpion ones for £295.00 but without the tree bars on. Only reason I did'nt get them then was they were out of stock. anyone got any better ideas?
I do have the means to make my own but don't have the time :(
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August 24, 2005, 17:02:52 »
ive got the rebel ones on my disco ive had no problems with them and they have saved my sills loads of time i recommend them :D
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August 24, 2005, 18:16:34 »
i have just bought mine from Mill Services and they work out at about £160 delivered inc the dreaded!!! OH and they are "Galvonised"
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August 24, 2005, 19:12:48 »
I'd rather have galvanised than coated because galv still works when it's been scratched.
If I were to swap mine I'd go for ones that protrude a lilttle more to protect the paintwork, also to keep the hi-lift away from the doors.
Whilst on the subject I think that jacking under the sill sin a last resort, they deflect too much I don't like having them bolted to the body but the chassis brackets are a bit poo. The ones from Firstt 4 off road look really good and have a substantial bracket. Only thing is they tried to make them look like a standard sill and that's just not 'angry' enough for my car (Boom's decrition), though I might put a pair on the stock motor.
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Reply #4 on:
August 24, 2005, 21:30:19 »
try
www.4muddyfeet.com
friend of mine runs the garage and they have just started making accessories (saw there first rock sliders taking shape today)
or give maurice a bell on 01670511165 for a quote
let him know Neil mentioned them and that your in MC.
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August 25, 2005, 08:56:05 »
The discoparts ones are nice.
http://www.discoparts.com/Products/Protection/Rock_Sliders/rock_sliders.html
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August 25, 2005, 09:41:51 »
Got to admit that (on a purely personal basis) I'd like a set that mimics the shape of the existing trim, or hides behind it.
I've seen some plans/directions for making a set, but my welding is well out of practice & was like Pigeon-poo anyway :roll:
Now I can't find the link, it was for a set that fitted behind the trim panel
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August 25, 2005, 16:54:12 »
Thanks guys I thought I knew what I wanted but not sure now! have to do some more thinking before saturday :lol:
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August 25, 2005, 17:02:31 »
Go and have a look at the Mill Services ones... not certain if he is going to Malvern, but I think he is from my last conversation with him.
If finance is the issue, I reckon that for the money he charges, it is hardly worth messing around trying to get materials, etc. and making them yourself. Of course, if you just want to make them for the challenge, then fair enough.... the biggest issue is getting them to curve with the sills nicely.
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August 25, 2005, 17:44:31 »
And i will second that!!
www.mill-services.com
And new items being added to his range are:
(vented disc conversion kits) for RRC And Series one Discovery.
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( Sumo Bars)
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August 25, 2005, 18:08:49 »
Hello Tim!
Did you get my PM about a Large sticker for my spare wheel cover Last night?
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