Brush guard redo
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Awhile back in made a brush guard out of the factory steel sub bumper and some pipe. Looks good now that it finished for the most part, but I'm thinking of a redo after a pic of a bad ass guard on a Silverado I came across. Check out the pic on the truck and let me know what you think.
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Jrgunn5150 wrote:What are you guarding from? Rhino's?
I agree, you looking to go Tango & Cash on a local druglord's cinderblock wall building???
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It looks pretty neat but doesn't really seem functional. It would seem the over hood part wouldn't provide much real support and also be something else to restrict your view. I always look at them and think "what would happen if I hit a deer?" It looks like you can flip the top part to open the hood so that doesn't seem to be an issue.
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reminds me of this "meteor"
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Whoa dude it really does look like that... Holy shit!
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I thought it was mad max cool looking, but your right itside not practical or necessary. I don't have time to build it either and damn sure don't have the cash to have it built either. On to the SAS..
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That's like wearing two condems! If your that worried about the results don't go in.
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