Kilby Enterprises Belly skid, gas tank skid, and new exhuast
02-08-2009, 01:58 PM
#13
I know you said the gas tank skid was a prototype, but is there any info/prices anywhere??? When we ran The Coves, you told me that you got a great deal on the package... I'm shopping around and comparing all of them right now.
So far, it looks like they are all 3/16, some are powder coated and some are bare. The main differences is in their design/shape as I see it. Plus they arent all complete (no gas tank skids).
I'm leaning toward the Treks, but the Kilby engine skid is wider and covers more (with the added "sides"). Second on my list is the Rock Hard, and those are the only 2 systems that I see advertise the gas tank skid. If Kilby is now offering the tank skid, then I might put that at the top of my list...
Also, if my cross member is mangled from rocks, are any of these systems going to be difficult to install? I'm thinking I might need to replace my cross member first...
So far, it looks like they are all 3/16, some are powder coated and some are bare. The main differences is in their design/shape as I see it. Plus they arent all complete (no gas tank skids).
I'm leaning toward the Treks, but the Kilby engine skid is wider and covers more (with the added "sides"). Second on my list is the Rock Hard, and those are the only 2 systems that I see advertise the gas tank skid. If Kilby is now offering the tank skid, then I might put that at the top of my list...
Also, if my cross member is mangled from rocks, are any of these systems going to be difficult to install? I'm thinking I might need to replace my cross member first...
02-08-2009, 03:24 PM
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x2 on the gas tank skid, looks really nice. I ran the gap yesterday in my stock rubi and my gas tank got in a fight with a snaggle tooth boulder. I'd love to stop by sometime an check it out if your around and wouldn't mind.
