Rubbing for safari/bull/brush guards?
Rubbing for safari/bull/brush guards?
For all those who have one on their trucks....
Do any of you experience bad rubbing on the front end, mostly on the valence?
Are they supposed to be rubbing??
Reason I ask, just got my valence back from the paint booth. Had to fill in all the scratches and gouges, mostly due in part to my safari bar.
I thought they are not supposed to touch at all?
Do any of you experience bad rubbing on the front end, mostly on the valence?
Are they supposed to be rubbing??
Reason I ask, just got my valence back from the paint booth. Had to fill in all the scratches and gouges, mostly due in part to my safari bar.
I thought they are not supposed to touch at all?
safari bars are HORRIBLE for that. me and bill took like 2 hours and re-adjusted his whole bumper up more and his bar down more.(glad he took that POS off) the best thing in the world is to sell and get rid of the crappy horrible looking front angle reducer...gosh i hate those things...
Nothing wrong with Safari bars, I've had 2 and there was no clearence issues with any of them.....maybe it's the installer that's the problem.....LOL
If they are installed level and correctly......they shouldn't be touching the bumper or valance.
Here's a few pics.

If they are installed level and correctly......they shouldn't be touching the bumper or valance.
Here's a few pics.

mine doesnt rub, tho i have a waagbar. personally, i dont like the bull bars, i think their too big for the truck, tho i just love my waag. however, i did notice when i was putting it on, that the top of the top bracket would rub on my grill sorround, so i unclipped the bottom part of the grill, tightened up the 4 screws on top, and it will no longer rub. however, my grill isnt attached on the bottom. but it doesnt move either so im not complaining.
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