Jackaroo Vibrating bullbar

Submitted: Tuesday, Feb 10, 2004 at 00:01
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Howdy again folk -
The ARB bullbar (oops, I mean front end vehicle protection device to be politically correct!) is attached to the chassis, not the vehicle body. As a result, as the body moves on the rubber mounts the bull bar is moving in relation to the body. This is visible, particularly over bumps and uneven roads.

Question is, How do my driving lights (only cheap Hellas at the moment) or even expensive lights stand a chance if I contemplate a trek with corrugations like Cape Yorke or similar? I haven't heard of another vehicle which is constructed like this, but thought from anyone would be appreciated.

I haven't modified my suspension yet and run three roof racks, and at this stage height is still reasonable for getting into multilevel car parks when I need to, so I don't really want to mount lights on the front roof rack - apart from increasing glare from the windscreen and bonnet they will interfere with the vehicle's height and it is also illegal to have lights mounted higher than the vehicle's original headlights!
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