The new Triton
goes Commercial

Mitsubishi owners will be pleased to know that ARB have completed the design and manufacturing of a Commercial bar for the newly released Mitsubishi MQ Triton, following the release of the Summit bar in July 2015. ARB Commercial bull bars and winch bars are a cost effective alternative to Summit bull bars, whilst offering a comparable level of vehicle protection. Incorporating many of the strength related features of a Summit bull bar, commercial bars provide considerable frontal protection but achieve cost savings through a simplified manufacturing process.

The chassis mounts initially developed for the Australian specification MQ Triton Summit bar have been retained with the new Commercial bar. A number of features not traditionally found on an ARB Commercial bar are incorporated for this new application. These features include: 

• ARB LED clearance and turn signals included as standard.
• Centre and under wing panels included as standard.
• Fog light option now available in ARB’s traditional fog light surround.
• Outer tube increased to 60.3mm to allow fitment of the Summit Side Rails and Steps.

Other standard features include:

• Durable steel construction for maximum protection.
• Engineered, air bag compatible mounting system secures to chassis via high tensile bolts and hardware.
• Split pan design for maximum strength and airflow.
• Extensive protection panels on centre and either side.
• Combination style bar to suit both winch and non-winch applications.
• Will accommodate Warn, Magnum, Bushranger and Smittybilt low mount model electric winches up to 10,000lb. Separate winch installation kit is required.
• Provision to accommodate ARB Intensity LED’s and a range of IPF lights.
• Two aerial brackets located on the top of the centre fame.
• Bar adds approximately 195mm to the overall length of the MQ Triton.
• Approximate weight of the bar, chassis mounts and fitting kit is 63kg.
• Finished in a hard wearing satin black powder coat.

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