The hunt for a Bush Guard
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The hunt for a Bush Guard
For the last few weeks I've probably pestered every Truck shop in town 3 times and surfed a good portion of the web in search of a decent Bush Guard for my 93 Dakota. So far I'm under the impression I'm gonna have to modify or make my own. But I did just find one made by a company called Grizzly, but they say it only fits 87-90. I know theres a slight body difference but is it really a big enough difference to make something like that not work? Bumper placement seems pretty darn close to me.
If anyone knows what the issue there could be or if they know of somewhere where I could find a Bush guard for my truck it would be greatly appreciated!
btw I do plan on hitting the local yards tomorrow to see if I can find anything decent.
If anyone knows what the issue there could be or if they know of somewhere where I could find a Bush guard for my truck it would be greatly appreciated!
btw I do plan on hitting the local yards tomorrow to see if I can find anything decent.
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Sadly $300 is way to much for giving it a shot in my opinion. But if 97-04 is the best bet then I've already got plenty of ideas on where to go for that lol. Thanks Crazy4x4RT
Btw if theres anyone out here that has an 87-90 Kota thats looking for a Bush guard heres the link to the one I was looking at.
http://www.stmparts.com/product/GBGR...87---1990.html
Btw if theres anyone out here that has an 87-90 Kota thats looking for a Bush guard heres the link to the one I was looking at.
http://www.stmparts.com/product/GBGR...87---1990.html
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Haha! So I got the Bush bar installed! Its a true Mcguiver but it'll work until I have time to get a proper bracket system made up for propere mounting. I just wanted the damn thing on my truck lol!
This is the bar I picked up
This is the metal plate system I used for the glorious mounting system.
I'm not sure you want to know what was going on here...
And here it is 10 hours later installed. Fyi I ran into snag after snag involving cruddy bolts, poor drilling, redrilling, kicking, nagging, and some burgers.
It sits a little crooked its barely noticeable but it will do until I can get it on there proper. I plan on grinding down that metal plate to so it matches the bar itself.
This is the bar I picked up
This is the metal plate system I used for the glorious mounting system.
I'm not sure you want to know what was going on here...
And here it is 10 hours later installed. Fyi I ran into snag after snag involving cruddy bolts, poor drilling, redrilling, kicking, nagging, and some burgers.
It sits a little crooked its barely noticeable but it will do until I can get it on there proper. I plan on grinding down that metal plate to so it matches the bar itself.
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I plan on doing something similar...Im making my own that will use the bolts right on the front of the bumper. There will also be 4, 7 inch headlights to go in there somewhere, im sure ill have to take before and after pics for you guys on here.
The lights are guaranteed to be bright and the guard is guaranteed to be big and mean looking. lol
The lights are guaranteed to be bright and the guard is guaranteed to be big and mean looking. lol