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The first mod i want to do is a bull bar but I am ubsure as to what brand should I go with the Westin or the Romik I want a stainless one Please help
Nancy
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Bull Bar Question ??
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Hey Nancy check out the gallery of HighVoltageNitro. He has some pics of his Westin bull bar. Looks good..
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Hello Nancy. I have the Westin Bull Bar. It looks good and it is easy to clean stainless. The only thing I don't like about it is that it is springy. It moves back and forth (from front to rear not side to side) like a bobble head. It is very expensive to behave this way. Another member purchased the same bull bar and added some bracing himself on the inside (where you can't easily see it) and said it significantly reduced the movement. I would hate for you to buy one and not like the product.
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The Romik mounts similarly and I have seen it on some other members gallery shots. I don't recall any of them mentioning how sturdy their bar is. There are no holes for lights on the Romik bull bar and it does not come with the stainless shield over the lower section. It does cost less than the Westin. I went with the Westin because I wanted to add the lights.
There is a German company that makes a bull bar, but I wouldn't recommend it. It is certified for European roads which allows some flexing in the unit in case of a pedestrian/vehicle mishap. Which makes me think, this may be why the Westin Bull Bar flexes the way it does. It could also be CE certified. I really don't know about that, but if that is the case it would make sense to behave the way it does.
The Romik mounts similarly and I have seen it on some other members gallery shots. I don't recall any of them mentioning how sturdy their bar is. There are no holes for lights on the Romik bull bar and it does not come with the stainless shield over the lower section. It does cost less than the Westin. I went with the Westin because I wanted to add the lights.
There is a German company that makes a bull bar, but I wouldn't recommend it. It is certified for European roads which allows some flexing in the unit in case of a pedestrian/vehicle mishap. Which makes me think, this may be why the Westin Bull Bar flexes the way it does. It could also be CE certified. I really don't know about that, but if that is the case it would make sense to behave the way it does.
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That is a great shot Highvoltage Your Nitro looks GREAT I will have to check out the gallery and get some more pictures
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