body lift with brush guard

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03-20-2012, 05:56 PM

05BlackJimmy

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Originally Posted by Red 96'

I used the original mounts that came with my guard. I bought some 2" steel tubing and used them as spacers. Grabbed me some longer bolts, drilled a few holes, and BOOM! Perfectly placed grille guard.

sweet thats actually what I was looking for haha.

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03-20-2012, 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Red 96'

I used the original mounts that came with my guard. I bought some 2" steel tubing and used them as spacers. Grabbed me some longer bolts, drilled a few holes, and BOOM! Perfectly placed grille guard.

sweet thats actually what I was looking for haha.

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03-20-2012, 07:01 PM

Red 96'

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Originally Posted by warthogdriver

no not sarcasm...i always appreciate homemade fab jobs.
where there is a will there is a way...thats how i see it.

let me try again.

well done on the custom job...always nice to see ways of getting things done.

No worries haha. It didn't take to much doing, so I kind of got confused. All is good!

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Originally Posted by 05BlackJimmy

sweet thats actually what I was looking for haha.

Good, glad I could help you out!

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03-25-2012, 05:40 PM

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Got my body lift in, no real troubles. My abs light is on so I need to put the scanner on it on my at work. I gotta pick up some tubing to modify the mount for the push bar. Also painted it black to match the truck. I gotta get pictures once its mounted.