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chrismack85 Member Since: 25 Feb 2020 Location: Birmingham Posts: 65 |
Hi All chris here from ORE4x4 I don't come in here very often but another member asked me to given a number of Wheel carrier posts
Heres ours. We've set up a discount code for you for our wheel carrier. D2N5 18 months of testing development went into ours which is made by us here in the UK. Lots of videos and content on this on our instagram and also Tiresbeak TV, Borris the defender and Juice motors have all don't videos on installing and a general reviews on Instagram/Facebook https://www.ore4x4.co.uk/product-page/ore-...rier-black cheers chris Chris@ore4x4.co.uk |
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19th May 2020 7:04am |
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blackwolf Member Since: 03 Nov 2009 Location: South West England Posts: 17464 |
^^ But I bet it won't work on a DC or pickup with an IW canopy!
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19th May 2020 8:07am |
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Avelingporter Member Since: 25 Jan 2016 Location: Southampton Posts: 406 |
Blackwolf - my friend has a DC with IW top and has a safari equip spare wheel carrier. I think the only thing he had to find was a longer drop cam thingy that secures your rear tailgate so that it goes through the tailgate hole and allows for the carrier as well. Unless Chris at Ore can come up with an option for you.
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19th May 2020 5:09pm |
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blackwolf Member Since: 03 Nov 2009 Location: South West England Posts: 17464 |
Yes, I think the SE one works, but really it's the no-drill single pivot type that would births spot. My Allisport one (removed for refurbishment at present) works but needed considerable modification to work.
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19th May 2020 9:57pm |
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