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  • Karma Supra
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    Looking good Vince!

    That would go nicely with LED Tails and 3rd brake light

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  • muddle
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    nice, ill probably route the wires through the gap between the bumper and bottom of tailgate, wires are there already, just have to extend them a little.

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  • MWS
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    Originally posted by muddle View Post
    Thanks Mick, I now know where to mount mine, I'm fed up with losing it in fields etc. On my 3rd now in 8 months.
    No probs, Luke I mounted it there a couple of years ago. Those little square cheapie fogs sit nice and snugly there. I used a stainless 32mm "P" clip to mount it. Heres a couple of daylight pics
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  • muddle
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    Thanks Mick, I now know where to mount mine, I'm fed up with losing it in fields etc. On my 3rd now in 8 months.

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  • MWS
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    Just upgraded my rear fog, too. I used one of the 48 LED panels that I had originaly ordered to do the interior lights. It seems to work well. nice and bright.
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  • Rob5464
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    Tidy job as expected

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  • Surfboy
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    Originally posted by Wolfracer View Post
    And I'm glad something's gripping your balls tightly, there's nothing worse than a slack grip on your ball(s)
    see post 4

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  • Wolfracer
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    And I'm glad something's gripping your balls tightly, there's nothing worse than a slack grip on your ball(s)

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  • Wolfracer
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    Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER View Post
    It's supposed to be dry.

    The Al-ko hitch system has small brake pad type doohickies in the receiver that lock on and grip the towball.


    http://www.alkoesc.com.au/howitworks.html#.UQxBp_JCeGs

    See post 7

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  • BUSHWHACKER
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    Originally posted by Wolfracer View Post
    Still looks like a dry ball to me.
    And how does your hitch like all that friction?
    It's supposed to be dry.

    The Al-ko hitch system has small brake pad type doohickies in the receiver that lock on and grip the towball.


    http://www.alkoesc.com.au/howitworks.html#.UQxBp_JCeGs

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  • Wolfracer
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    Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER View Post
    Not with an Alko hitch system.
    Oh I see, dry balls = good. Carry on...
    Last edited by Wolfracer; 1 February 2013, 23:25.

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  • Bogus
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    Ive got one of them fitted as well. I had the inset one on my 2nd gen but when I remembered how hard the bumper was to saw a hole in I went for that on the 3rd gen.

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  • BUSHWHACKER
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    Not with an Alko hitch system.

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  • Surfboy
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    Originally posted by Wolfracer View Post
    your ball needs lubing and sheathing...
    I know the feeling....

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  • Wolfracer
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    Nice neat job there Vince, but that your ball needs lubing and sheathing...

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