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Hi Paco
Every country and province is going to be different. Fortunately in British Columbia, our law reads: "A motor vehicle, except a motorcycle, shall be equipped with a front bumper, and where a replacement bumper has been installed, it shall give substantially the same protection as the bumper originally installed by the manufacturer. A bumper shall be securely fastened to the vehicle, and the bumper bar or brackets shall not be broken, loose or missing. A bumper must not have a sharp or ragged edge and must not protrude beyond the side of the vehicle."
If that is so, each Region/country has different regulations, in Europe for a few years the regulations have been very protectionist towards pedestrians (the reality is very different, you can explain to me if you hit a pedestrian with the Grenadier, I think that the The least problem would be the bumper or the fin plates, a push with something of 3 tons will be a real problem for the pedestrian) but the norm is the norm, here in Spain when I approved the side steps in the ITV, they already told me that The bumper could not be changed or the manufacturer's approval would be lost, meaning it could not be circulated except in 4x4 circuits, and the protection plates for the fins could only be installed if they were made of deformable "plastic" material, it is curious in the US In the US there are sheets of plastic material (diamond HMW Polyethylene) that would serve this purpose, but here in Europe I can't find anything similar that can be used to protect the fins. Greetings PacoEvery country and province is going to be different. Fortunately in British Columbia, our law reads: "A motor vehicle, except a motorcycle, shall be equipped with a front bumper, and where a replacement bumper has been installed, it shall give substantially the same protection as the bumper originally installed by the manufacturer. A bumper shall be securely fastened to the vehicle, and the bumper bar or brackets shall not be broken, loose or missing. A bumper must not have a sharp or ragged edge and must not protrude beyond the side of the vehicle."
Exactly my concerns.... You cannot have anything _that_ solid&cool anymore here around in Europe.
Now _that's_ what I would call a definition of a bumper!Every country and province is going to be different. Fortunately in British Columbia, our law reads: "A motor vehicle, except a motorcycle, shall be equipped with a front bumper, and where a replacement bumper has been installed, it shall give substantially the same protection as the bumper originally installed by the manufacturer. A bumper shall be securely fastened to the vehicle, and the bumper bar or brackets shall not be broken, loose or missing. A bumper must not have a sharp or ragged edge and must not protrude beyond the side of the vehicle."
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Sliders look like the ones Series Defender Outfitters sells:
seriesdefender.com
Sliders look like the ones Series Defender Outfitters sells:
INEOS Grenadier - Stainless Steel Rock Sliders (set of 2)
***4-6 WEEK LEAD-TIME*** [THIS ITEM IS CUSTOM MADE BASED ON VEHICLE CONFIGURATION, ESTIMATED LEAD TIME IS APPROXIMATELY 6-8 WEEKS. YOU MAY ORDER THE ITEM AND WE WILL SHIP ONCE THE SLIDERS ARE DONE]. These Rock Sliders are made of 3mm thick stainless steel and designed specifically for the INEOS...
Yes , i have a production a some months , sorry it's a lot of job
