[Brooksy]

Does anyone know where to buy an adapter to lift my ARB bullbar 2" along with the body lift I'm going to install? Or is it not really necessary?

[christover1]

It may block your headlights if you don't lift it.

[Brooksy]

Had a quick look today and thought that might be the case, who sells the bullbar lift?

[KEENSY85]

Most people just modify the bar via cutting and welding

[Reubs]

KEENSY85 wrote:

Most people just modify the bar via cutting and welding

Yup - 'cause that's the only practical way to do it.

[christover1]

On my Sierra I cut off the side bars so they didn't block the lights,
not wise on a good bar.
On my Vitara I lifted the bar by making new mounts.

[Brooksy]

Yeah, not too keen on cutting and welding haha does anyone sell a bracket? I saw one on eBay for $150, but that seems ridiculously overpriced, I paid $120 for the actual lift!

[KEENSY85]

What a kit to lift the bar ?

[Brooksy]

Yeah, like an adapter plate

[KEENSY85]

$150 sounds okay if it works .
Pay someone to do it and it will cost u close to that

[Brooksy]

There's a fabricator at my work, might see if he can make one up for me, just thought there would be someone that sells them readily available

[Fatzook]

Brooksy wrote:

There's a fabricator at my work, might see if he can make one up for me, just thought there would be someone that sells them readily available

ARB's mounting system is shit. ( on a sierra atleast) Basicly, you can't/shouldn't make an adaptor. The only way to lift it properly is to cut of the mounts and start again. ( weld in new mounts)

JMO
Peter

[Brooksy]

Damn :/ maybe if he welds the extension on as you're saying maybe? What have other people with body lifts done? Does anyone know any profiles I could look up to have a look at?