Im from arkansas and im new here
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also on the bumpers, BartonMD delivers a great product at an excellent price so he is booked up for about 6 months right now so make sure to order it before you are ready for it.
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navigator wrote:also on the bumpers, BartonMD delivers a great product at an excellent price so he is booked up for about 6 months right now so make sure to order it before you are ready for it.
Ok thanks for letting me know.
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v7guy wrote:I think I speak for everybody that I hope you post up the progression to full armor. If you can take the time to document the brush gaurd attatchment points we would all appreciate it. I don't think we have pictures of the sliver of metal bracket that supports
do you mean like where it bolted on?
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Yup. I've seen em in person, but I don't think there's a pic on the board where we can show what the attatchment is. That whole "picture is worth a thousand words" thing.
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v7guy wrote:Yup. I've seen em in person, but I don't think there's a pic on the board where we can show what the attatchment is. That whole "picture is worth a thousand words" thing.
Ok I'll put one up tomorrow.
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Here is the pics of how the brush guard is bolted on
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That's bolted to the rad support. No bueno!11 Silverado LTZ - 6.2L/6l80, 2/3 drop, self tuned
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fishsticks wrote::awesome: That's bolted to the rad support. No bueno!
That is where it told me and my friend that put it on it to put it there I thought it was stupid
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No surprise, that's the way they all are. At least the WAAGs provide some additional (minimal) support up higher on the bumper. Still, not a great solution, and it certainly won't withstand any impacts.
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Ya it not very supportive I can't move it with bare hands without trying
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