steering guard

This site contains affiliate links for which LandyZone may be compensated if you make a purchase.
Surely your talking mud, I'm not disagreeing-just interested the benefits and in what context. pay and play?

mine is rusted out.
 
yuz - i yam. Having had to be pulled backwards out of a mud-hole (Thanks Ratty) the front just kept scooping up mud and acted like a ground anchor.
 
ive made a plate type guard but have been killing time at work and stumbled accros this on ebay
290394249365

seemed reasonble but if the one i made is better 4 the job then ill stick with that
 
The Mad Hat Man said:
yuz - i yam. Having had to be pulled backwards out of a mud-hole (Thanks Ratty) the front just kept scooping up mud and acted like a ground anchor.
Click to expand...

:D:D:Dsnigger:D:D:D

There are pro's and cons of both. The bar type ones are great if you want protection from direct hits on rocks and old tree stumps. They also don't dig in in the same way that a plate one does when reversing As MHM gas said. The plate ones do skim over the mud better while traveling forwards though. The bar type ones are not so good if you drive over an object and it flicks up. It's all down to personal choice and luck of the draw.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Similar threads

H
1984 Land Rover 90 - Steering Wheel change
Replies
4
Views
507
dag019
dag019
T
Spongy(?) Steering
Replies
1
Views
322
tottot
tottot
C
Td5 steering issue
Replies
5
Views
949
Corris110SW
C
G
Dog guard for Defender 90.
Replies
8
Views
976
Anaconda
A
J
Early 90 heavy steering, different tyres?
Replies
17
Views
845
tottot
tottot
Back
Top