Brumby bullbar
Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:50 am
My Brumby's alloy bullbar is looking quite tired after being bent and knocked around. I'm tossing up whether to get another conventional styled alloy bullbar, or go for a steel tubular bar.
Here's what I'm considering.....
Conventional alloy bar
Looks pretty in polished finish and has some upwards angle on the wings (not much though) for improved approach angle. The solid front C channel and thick centre tube appears to block a fair amount of potential airflow to the radiator. Does anyone know who's Brumby this is?

Custom steel tubular bar
I haven't seen any Brumby's with custom tube bars, but I'd like to have high clearance under the front corners and also maximise airflow to the radiator. Here's a couple pics to give you an idea of what I had in mind.


I don't mind trimming back my front quarter panels to accommodate a tube bar. I was thinking of using the chassis rails and the front tie down bolts as anchor points for the bullbar. I don't plan on fitting a winch.
Okay, so what are your thoughts. Should I go conventional or tubular? All helpful suggestions and ideas are welcome.
Here's what I'm considering.....
Conventional alloy bar
Looks pretty in polished finish and has some upwards angle on the wings (not much though) for improved approach angle. The solid front C channel and thick centre tube appears to block a fair amount of potential airflow to the radiator. Does anyone know who's Brumby this is?

Custom steel tubular bar
I haven't seen any Brumby's with custom tube bars, but I'd like to have high clearance under the front corners and also maximise airflow to the radiator. Here's a couple pics to give you an idea of what I had in mind.


I don't mind trimming back my front quarter panels to accommodate a tube bar. I was thinking of using the chassis rails and the front tie down bolts as anchor points for the bullbar. I don't plan on fitting a winch.
Okay, so what are your thoughts. Should I go conventional or tubular? All helpful suggestions and ideas are welcome.
