RisingEagle
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- First Name
- Armond
- Joined
- Feb 3, 2018
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- Location
- Grovetown Georgia
- Vehicle(s)
- 2018 JL 4DR Ocean Blue Rubicon
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- #1
Hey first of all - a huge shout-out to @DV8Offroad - great support team that was only a phone call away (Guy rocks!)
A couple weeks ago, I ordered a skid plate to mount under my FS-14. I left town for work, got back, crawled under the Jeep to mount the skid plate - and there's nothing to bolt it to where the brackets of the skid plate wind up. Apparently Mopar decided to redesign the skid plate mounting from what they originally had (and what DV8 had used to create the skid plate). The sunk-in-bolts moved from on the bracket up toward the grill, to down at the very bottom. So - the skid plate no longer will mount to factory hardware.
two options - be frustrated or work it out. I called DV8 (after calling Morris4x4 because I wanted to make sure I wasn't just missing something) and they explained it and they are working out a bracket solution. In the meantime they are using zerknuts to provide a mounting spot, which is just fine with me.
The moral here isn't that the skid plate doesn't mount as intended any more because Jeep changed the mounting (that happens all the time I would think); it's how the company - at least the person I had on the phone - was very helpful, explained it, and had a solution for it being worked already.
so - thanks DV8 for being a great company.
A couple weeks ago, I ordered a skid plate to mount under my FS-14. I left town for work, got back, crawled under the Jeep to mount the skid plate - and there's nothing to bolt it to where the brackets of the skid plate wind up. Apparently Mopar decided to redesign the skid plate mounting from what they originally had (and what DV8 had used to create the skid plate). The sunk-in-bolts moved from on the bracket up toward the grill, to down at the very bottom. So - the skid plate no longer will mount to factory hardware.
two options - be frustrated or work it out. I called DV8 (after calling Morris4x4 because I wanted to make sure I wasn't just missing something) and they explained it and they are working out a bracket solution. In the meantime they are using zerknuts to provide a mounting spot, which is just fine with me.
The moral here isn't that the skid plate doesn't mount as intended any more because Jeep changed the mounting (that happens all the time I would think); it's how the company - at least the person I had on the phone - was very helpful, explained it, and had a solution for it being worked already.
so - thanks DV8 for being a great company.
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