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Supacat



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SmartBar’s Under Vehicle Armour (UVA)
I have wondered why nobody in the 4x4 world has looked to the HDPE armour so common in the quad and SxS world. It looks like ARB have now done that:


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https://www.unsealed4x4.com.au/smartbar-uv...rotection/

Not sure what the polymer they are using is though.

https://smartbar.com.au/uva/

Would be ideal for the lower surfaces of Defender wishbones and add virtually no weight.

Last edited by Supacat on 30th Nov 2020 7:04am. Edited 1 time in total
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stew 46



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Pilgrimmick



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Cannot imagine it being strong enough for off roading. Will be a great moisture trap with 200lb of mud on top of it.

May suit some, but not for me. 80" 1948
Lightweight V8
Bowler Tomcat
130 Station wagon
90 300tdi
(Santana PS10 pick up)
Range Rover L322 (Ful fat)
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Supacat



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It seems it's good enough for various types of off roaders from Dakar entrants down:

"I’m going to give this HDPE product a go from Axp Racing on my 300 Husky. Seen it on a few bikes now and decided to join the party. Heard lots of good things about High Density Polyethylene as an alternative to Alumimium so am trying it for myself."


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https://www.facebook.com/LyndonPoskitt/pos...136142523/

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