Finally got rid of my Manik shakes.
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Ok ok, I understand that brush guards are pointless, especially for offroading. I have an '89 4Runner for offroading. That does not change the fact that I bought my '00 as a DD with a brush guard already on it. I like the way it looks and do not have anywhere to store it, so I am looking for ideas on how to eliminate the wobbling that occurs.
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Ok ok, I understand that brush guards are pointless, especially for offroading. I have an '89 4Runner for offroading. That does not change the fact that I bought my '00 as a DD with a brush guard already on it. I like the way it looks and do not have anywhere to store it, so I am looking for ideas on how to eliminate the wobbling that occurs.
Hope that helps.
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Ok ok, I understand that brush guards are pointless, especially for offroading. I have an '89 4Runner for offroading. That does not change the fact that I bought my '00 as a DD with a brush guard already on it. I like the way it looks and do not have anywhere to store it, so I am looking for ideas on how to eliminate the wobbling that occurs.
I understand this is your DD, but just remember, if you happen to rear end someone or are involved in a freak accident, that piece of tin on the front of your 4Runner is going to curl up like a snake and will tear the front end of your 4Runner into pieces. Just look at the pic dirtoyboy attached above.
But hey, if you like the "look" then keep it mounted. Maybe someone will offer you some helpful advice on how to keep it from shaking. But don't say you're keeping it mounted just b/c you have no where to put it...that doesn't really make sense. It's okay to just say you like it and that's that.
Last edited by Rock Slide; 08-11-2008 at 09:18 AM.
#25
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but its a nissan...
low speed as in under 10mph?
ive 'brushed' mine many times, as well as used it to push other cars/trucks.
hasnt hit/folded into the hood...yet
if it wasnt on there when i bought it, would NEVER put one on.
i like it though
low speed as in under 10mph?
ive 'brushed' mine many times, as well as used it to push other cars/trucks.
hasnt hit/folded into the hood...yet
if it wasnt on there when i bought it, would NEVER put one on.
i like it though
#26
craigslist.org has helped me with that exact problem multiple times
this POS brushguard I had on my recently departed '05 Tacoma has some braces that ran from the middle of the main upright and through the middle of the bumper:
I have seen people run a piece of strap (on both sides) from the upper part of the main upright and just under the hood...but I would hate to have that run through the top of a radiator...I just don't see how with the design of newer vehicles there is a way to properly brace them with out hacking up too much of the front end..
The vibration drove me nuts so after a few months I cured the problem with this:
and yes some thread archeologist dug up an old thread....they are kind of fun sometimes
this POS brushguard I had on my recently departed '05 Tacoma has some braces that ran from the middle of the main upright and through the middle of the bumper:
I have seen people run a piece of strap (on both sides) from the upper part of the main upright and just under the hood...but I would hate to have that run through the top of a radiator...I just don't see how with the design of newer vehicles there is a way to properly brace them with out hacking up too much of the front end..
The vibration drove me nuts so after a few months I cured the problem with this:
and yes some thread archeologist dug up an old thread....they are kind of fun sometimes
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