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Tazz Member Since: 24 Mar 2011 Location: Harrow Posts: 90 |
It won't. You've bought a pup. Never mind, for the price of postage and a few beers, I'll take it off your hands. Saves you cluttering up the garage. |
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9th Jul 2012 7:39am |
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GREENI Member Since: 22 Aug 2010 Location: staffs Posts: 10381 |
You could get a full length roof rack. Or you could fabricate some bracket off the rear of your tub, to fasten the foxwing on to....Not ideal, but saves wasting a purchase.
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9th Jul 2012 7:54am |
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leeds Member Since: 28 Dec 2009 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 8580 |
The foxwing is about 2.4m long and fits well on a 110.
On a 90 the foxwing extends about 400 pass the front of the windscreen. Whereas a Foxwing can be mounted using two brackets IMO 3 or 4 is better. On a 110 DC if you mount the foxwing as per standard 110 then you will have about 1.2 m at the back unsupported. Possible solutions would range from fitting a proper roof rack for a DC and mounting the foxwing on that. A canopy such as Ifor Williams/Camel bac/Trojan etc and making two brackets to suit. A roll cage Or making two uprights fitted to rear tub. Brendan Or a |
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9th Jul 2012 3:33pm |
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sparkylee Member Since: 06 Nov 2010 Location: surrey Posts: 1455 |
I've got a DC with a full length roof rack that's in need of a wing if you want to sell It's good to be back from the dark side
DC110 -2012 Black with black hood and black x-tech FFRR 4.2 vogue Renault traffic auto PT crusier convertible Laika x700 Motorhome |
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9th Jul 2012 7:23pm |
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leeds Member Since: 28 Dec 2009 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 8580 |
Hmmmm!
I think postage from Brunei might be a little bit more then the price of a 1st class stamp! Brendan |
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9th Jul 2012 7:31pm |
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Nick T Member Since: 29 May 2011 Location: Bolton Posts: 203 |
Tazz. I may be wrong. But comes to mind
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9th Jul 2012 8:11pm |
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