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Front bash plate
06 Jul 2024 12:53 #256658
by 300bhpton
Replied by 300bhpton on topic Front bash plate
Found a picture from 4 years ago or so.
It’s more the corner of the middle. But you can see where the bumper impacts. Looking at the design of the bumper I wonder if it is designed to be a bit of bash plate anyway. And everything it tucked up behind it. I can’t see an aftermarket plate on the stock bumper offering much off road still. As the bumper would still be hit before any plate fitted behind it.
It’s more the corner of the middle. But you can see where the bumper impacts. Looking at the design of the bumper I wonder if it is designed to be a bit of bash plate anyway. And everything it tucked up behind it. I can’t see an aftermarket plate on the stock bumper offering much off road still. As the bumper would still be hit before any plate fitted behind it.
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