landshark99
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They are not cheap but actually they are cheaper than the H3R Halgaurd HG250B I have been using.
The link is https://elementfire.com/
They are in Canada and ship from there takes about a week
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The link is https://elementfire.com/
They are in Canada and ship from there takes about a week
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melendez69
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Managed to find time for the @ROCK HARD 4X4 muffler skid. Solid & hefty... I used a floor jack to hold it in place.
I don't mind the stenciled logo here... Small, and not gaudy or blingy.
I don't mind the stenciled logo here... Small, and not gaudy or blingy.
Roky
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Went out and tried out the new EVO tire carrier. This thing is sweet, no rattles, squeaks, or clunking of the tailgate. Solidly built and I would recommend it for sure. Also I’m glad I had the extra 50 lbs back there, did a little 3 wheeling....
melendez69
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And another thing... so in finishing up the front RH LCA front skids, I ran into a little bitty problem on passenger-side. There was a cover I had to remove (between the LCA mount & pumpkin) to get the bolt in place, but the cover would not fit over the nut. I couldn't get it behind the nut. I tried reversing the bolt, with the nut on the wheel side. Still no go since the bolt head wouldn't get past the Torx bolts.
I like the skids, but I don't like being without a protective cover. I had to do without it, but is this a skid plate for the differential or just a cover, and should I be ok without it considering I don't bang on a rock?
I like the skids, but I don't like being without a protective cover. I had to do without it, but is this a skid plate for the differential or just a cover, and should I be ok without it considering I don't bang on a rock?
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Goblue
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did any water get inGave it a bath at AOAA and some official testing of my Yeti setup. Does that count as a TO your jeep?
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Installed a roam Vagabond RTT. Took some time and three of us to get it in on the rhino rack. But all said and done it came out just how I wanted it!
UKCATS
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Looks like the skid for the FAD. I would want on there. Is it possible the LCA’s are side specific? Can’t imagine Rock Hard wouldn’t have took the FAD into consideration.And another thing... so in finishing up the front RH LCA front skids, I ran in to a little bitty problem on passenger-side. There was a cover I had to remove (between the LCA mount & pumpkin) to get the bolt in place, but the cover would not fit over the nut. I couldn't get it behind the nut. I tried reversing the bolt, with the nut on the wheel side. Still no go since the bolt head wouldn't get past the Torx bolts.
I like the skids, but I don't like being without a protective cover. I had to do without it, but is this a skid plate for the differential or just a cover, and should I be ok without it considering I don't bang on a rock?
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Firemadz
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Attempted to install my Go Rhino Rockline full-width rear bumper. It’s on for now, but at the end of the install, I discovered that despite the fact that both the manufacturer and Extreme Terrain advertise it as being compatible with the OEM hitch, it is not. Bumper won’t mount with the hitch on, the mounting bolts stop the bumper from sliding on all the way, and the wiring harness plug door won’t open, as the bottom edge of the bumper partially obstructs it. Needless to say, I was not happy, but it was 9pm, and I wasn’t in the mood to remove it. Have voicemails and emails in to both vendor and manufacturer, if I don’t hear anything by late Monday, you can bet I’ll be calling them constantly. One thing’s for sure, it will not be me that removes this bumper and installs something else...
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melendez69
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Their instructions mention they're not driver-/passenger-side specific...each side is identical. I thought maybe I mounted backwards, but that's not possible since the angled side wouldn't fit against the control arm. I've asked them about it & I'm just waiting for them to get back to me.
Roky
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Can you drill a hole in the fad skid for the head of the bolt if you turn the bolt around?And another thing... so in finishing up the front RH LCA front skids, I ran into a little bitty problem on passenger-side. There was a cover I had to remove (between the LCA mount & pumpkin) to get the bolt in place, but the cover would not fit over the nut. I couldn't get it behind the nut. I tried reversing the bolt, with the nut on the wheel side. Still no go since the bolt head wouldn't get past the Torx bolts.
I like the skids, but I don't like being without a protective cover. I had to do without it, but is this a skid plate for the differential or just a cover, and should I be ok without it considering I don't bang on a rock?
jlewissystem
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You got deep man! No water in the intake?Yep.
melendez69
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So... got any pics?
melendez69
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That's a good idea, and I think I can, or at least a space as a last resort with the bolt head on the tire side. There's no way to get it on with the bolt head on the diff side. The skid's there for a reason & I don't like not having it.
I can't possibly be the first to have mounted these things.
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