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Fitted a new rear bar and tyre carrier today. Highlights my non existent mud flaps though. I'll have to do something about that now. 
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Petrie, Brisbane
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Fitted the Rubicon alloys I had on sale here since I had no takers, I think I will get a Rubicon decal for it saying Rubiconned 
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Red JKU, AEV Front & Rear Bar, AEV 2.5 XT Lift.
TJM Winch, Sharpwrax Super Spoiler.
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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Sydney
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Originally Posted by 1mak
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Looks great, is that a modular bar so you can take the wings off?
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MY13 JKU Manual Billet Silver Rubicon,Leather,SAT/NAV,Towbar,AEV-Front-Bar
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Join Date: Sep 2012
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Originally Posted by milky01
After a lot of trial and error with the smell of burnt plastic lingering I have successfully installed the much vaunted Mopar recovery hooks with the stock plastic bumper.
Overall not a bad process but would be nice if we could legally run the USA style front bumper which is more compatible with the hooks.
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Nice job mate.
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MY13 JKU Manual Billet Silver Rubicon,Leather,SAT/NAV,Towbar,AEV-Front-Bar
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Senior Newbie
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Join Date: Aug 2014
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Details of the front bumper please?
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Lowranger Shocker
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Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: Macarthur Region, SW Sydney
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Quote:
Originally Posted by milky01
After a lot of trial and error with the smell of burnt plastic lingering I have successfully installed the much vaunted Mopar recovery hooks with the stock plastic bumper.
Overall not a bad process but would be nice if we could legally run the USA style front bumper which is more compatible with the hooks.
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Well, its nice to see they did fit.....I was sure they would.
If you want an American spec bumper, I doubt any authority here would know it wasn't the original bumper. I know a guy who regularly ships from LA to Sydney, sea freight containers......you pay the customs fee and freight...if your value is less than $1000, you don't pay GST or Duty. Stock bumpers must be cheap as chips in the US. If it's 2nd hand, there may be an AQIS fee.....though how cool would a new Rubicon X front bumper be?
Let me know if I can help
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Join Date: Jun 2014
Location: Brisbane
Posts: 66 What Jeep do I drive?: JK
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Originally Posted by dom83
Looks great, is that a modular bar so you can take the wings off?
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Yes, that's exactly what it is. You can take them of, change them to shorter or lighter ones and you can replace the hoop with a stingray pointy piece of steel. Build quality is really good. I'll do a write-up here this weekend with more pictures.
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