Brush Guard Damage Multiplier at Paula Barrows blog

Brush Guard Damage Multiplier. They do nothing to add strength while causing. If i was going to buy one, it would be the avid off road one. A brush guard is affectionately known as a damage multiplier in the xterra circles. The only hd one that i recall being offered as an oem version was the camel trophy model that could hold a winch. The reason is that in a front end impact,. It really is a damage multiplier. Brush guards are 'damage multipliers'. I bought it mostly for looks and heard it makes front end. On my first 4x4 and swore them off when i hit a deer and got the full 'damage multiplier' effect. Almost all have the mountings near the bottom or bottom half of the unit. I know this isn't a second gen xterra but i thought it shows how badly the front brush guard can multiply the damage to the. I just bought a brush guard (the damage multiplier type) for my 80. I've been thinking about some amour for my qx4, but i've heard these brush guards may be more for looks than function. But that did not have the. I think the damage multiplier comes from the bumper mounted brush guards.

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A brush guard is affectionately known as a damage multiplier in the xterra circles. I bought it mostly for looks and heard it makes front end. Almost all have the mountings near the bottom or bottom half of the unit. I think the damage multiplier comes from the bumper mounted brush guards. The only hd one that i recall being offered as an oem version was the camel trophy model that could hold a winch. On my first 4x4 and swore them off when i hit a deer and got the full 'damage multiplier' effect. Brush guards are 'damage multipliers'. If i was going to buy one, it would be the avid off road one. The reason is that in a front end impact,. I've been thinking about some amour for my qx4, but i've heard these brush guards may be more for looks than function.

Brush Guard or Damage Multiplier 962004 R50 Pathfinders NPORA Forums

Brush Guard Damage Multiplier If i was going to buy one, it would be the avid off road one. The reason is that in a front end impact,. The only hd one that i recall being offered as an oem version was the camel trophy model that could hold a winch. I just bought a brush guard (the damage multiplier type) for my 80. Brush guards are 'damage multipliers'. If i was going to buy one, it would be the avid off road one. Almost all have the mountings near the bottom or bottom half of the unit. I've been thinking about some amour for my qx4, but i've heard these brush guards may be more for looks than function. It really is a damage multiplier. They do nothing to add strength while causing. I know this isn't a second gen xterra but i thought it shows how badly the front brush guard can multiply the damage to the. I think the damage multiplier comes from the bumper mounted brush guards. A brush guard is affectionately known as a damage multiplier in the xterra circles. On my first 4x4 and swore them off when i hit a deer and got the full 'damage multiplier' effect. But that did not have the. I bought it mostly for looks and heard it makes front end.

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