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I unfortunately hit a roo today at about 90kph and was very impressed at the damage or lack of. Fortunately he wasn't a big one but not too small either he shot out of the bush and i was only able to wash off about 20kph. After the BIG thud on the drivers front corner I pulled over reluctantly got out to find my indicated lens on the bar had a small crack in it and there was a small gouge out of the paint from possibly his tooth and that was all....Barr a bit of blood and hair. I went back up the road to make sure he wasn't in any pain but he was killed instantly. I was so glad I put on a bar and went for a decent steel bar not an ally job as I would be car less for a week or so while it was being repaired. RIP Skip.
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Hey mate,
Thats unfortunate, glad to hear the bar did it's job and you are safe though.150 VX diesel. Awesome bonnet protector! Monster Rides 3" Susp Lift, 265/70/17 MT MTZ's on Dick Cepek Torques, TJM T13 bar,TG150 Guard, Airtec Snorkel, Lightforce HID's, GME TX3540, CKMTA12 compressor, redarc dual bats, Drawers, fridgy drop slide, Maxtrax, More to come... one day!
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I hit two big ones within 30 mins of each other on the way up to the cape last year with an ARB bar, one at about 80, the other at 70. Smashed the plastic foglight surround but that was about it. Very impressed and as you say, I wouldn't fit an alloy bar.Comment
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