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Steve Bullman
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Yes, its an option we have considered. Ally would save about 50% of the weight over steel, but costs nearly double. The bare steel version only weighs about 150kg, so for doubling the cost you only save about 75kg.

 

It is something I will persue when I have time, just for the bling factor!

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Pobably not really worth it then in real terms... Would look smart though.... How about aluminium sheeting riveted onto a hot dip galv'd frame. Would be a way round the distortion issue and get you a bit of bling.

Another alternative would be powder coating in the body colour of the vehicle it's going into, that would be slick....:001_cool:

 

You can have those for free! :laugh1::thumbup1:

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