Absolutely, it has been modified (the shelf) brought forward 40mm to clear the barrier, I still used the captive nuts where the barrier fits in. See attached pictures.
Absolutely, it has been modified (the shelf) brought forward 40mm to clear the barrier, I still used the captive nuts where the barrier fits in. See attached pictures.
I had nothing to do to my Greandier today. However I thought I'd fact check cow tipping , as it seemed implausible yet interesting.
Thanks MrMike. Appreciated. Which shelf is that?
It's from a local manufacturer in Western Australia but I'd say most others can be modified the same way.
Overall yes. It helps. Drastic improvement, probably not. The low cost is worth the benefit provided. I would also consider the the Fox Race series 2.0 stabilizer ATS at Owl.
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New ball joint, you'll be back on track and walking precisely very soon.
Generally a minimum of 6 months required for significant joint/ bone surgery or injury. Assuming everything else is in order and you are "relatively young".Top and bottom titanium - Steve Majors’s bionic knee didn’t look this bad on the tele.
Yes I asked my physio today if I could do Carnarvon NP (22km creek walk) in October and she suggested that might be a bit early.
I did remove the wheel arch liner ... Still don't find it, but thanks for the advice.
I did see that but the holes I managed to drill were much smaller/exactly same size as the bolt, so if the shelf isn't there it looks as though the holes should be their
(not the best finish but that suff is sooo sticky 
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Jean the side bumpers are screwed under the centre section . There are 2 torx bolts that need to be undone through the holes on the right of where you removed all those screws . You will need an extension to reach them . After that remove the wheel liner then unclip the side indicator and the bumper slides off .
