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Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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The standard aluminium mounts for the transferbox are not the strongest. ORA makes some HD mounts. Perhaps Redacted does as well.
But of course, anything can be broken if you do it right
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TomDK wrote: Can't see how the rear shock mounts can be particularly vulnerable. The diffs are not more or less vulnerable than so many other diffs. That just how the design is with love axles.
The standard aluminium mounts for the transferbox are not the strongest. ORA makes some HD mounts. Perhaps Redacted does as well.
But of course, anything can be broken if you do it right
the rear shock mounts are the lowest thing on the rear axle except the diff and there weak sit that on any thing and your likely to brake them note in pic how low the bolt is and the way it sits leave it very vulnerable
rockwatt does a cradle that's grate but ive found now the cradle does its job so well the mounts on the chassis rails tend to bend and I found out the hard way pushed the lot up and the mini shaft was rubbing (a lot) going to beef mine up
ive been told the diff cases are week on jimny as to y most places sell armour for them
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And yes, I'm well aware of the the location of the lower shock mounts, as I have a Jimny myself
As I wrote, anything can be broken. I'm just not that worried about these shock mounts. There are other points I'd reinforce first. Like the standard transferbox mounts.
Also, will have to agree with Dave.
Can't really see the point of these radius arm guards. As they only mount to the radius arm bracket, which itself is not particularly strong it makes little sense. You know, like a chain not being stronger than the weakest link
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Ideally you need a front diff guard, heavy duty transfer box arms and a bash plate for the transfer box & a fuel tank guard.
Rocksliders are a good idea too.
I think the best idea with the rear shock mounts is to drill them and use a suitable longer bolt and nut.
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