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Is it possible to fit overriders to a recent model +4 which doesn't have them (as the sport model)? If so is this easy or difficult? Modifications necessary? Dealer fit?
Thanks Nigel

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Easy to do

Scary, scary, scary expensive....

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If easy, why so expensive? What secret is involved? I'm considering buying one but prefer the look with overriders.

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I had BHM do it on Bumble Nigel. The front needs the track rod ends removing because they pass through the brackets but otherwise it's a bolt on.
The rears need holes cutting in the rear valance but otherwise it's straightforward. I can't remember how much but it was ££££.
And it took a while to extract the parts from MMC.


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As said...not a cheap addition to your car. I had them fitted to my 4/4 Sport...closed my eyes when using the card machine!

You can actually fit the front brackets, which bolt on to the cross frame, without disturbing the track rod ends. Just undo the steering arms from the central mounting on the rack. A bit of waggling is required but it does work....as I found out when having to remove my Overriders for my steering damper to fit.


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i have a set of front over riders and brackets surplus to requirements


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Hi Roger, I would be interested in the overrides if still available, pm sent.

James


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