619 JK

Better clarify... Both make great products, I don't know if the $2xx price difference between these specific products is worth it or not

snakeyes76

i have this skid.. its taken a beating.. just one issue which is the exaust tube being really close to it and it rattles against it on occasion. just make sure to bolt it over the transfer case skid and not under

emiles1987

Tree stump saved me 100 bucks. No need for me to by an evap skid

awesomo

So based on the comments so far, an Oil/Tranny/Cat skid is really all I need. What about an aftermarket cross member? How important is that? Should I just wait until I need to replace the stock one?

bob-o

EVO PROTEK SKID all the way

awesomo

Also, what do you guys think about the Rancho Front Diff Guide plate? Will it fit if I have an ARB Diff Cover?

dman1116

Evap is platic, look up what they cost. I've got poison spyder evap, first wheelin trip i took, it was scratches all up by rocks,
definitely worth the $100.

dmhines

Haven't tested them too much yet ... But I got some scratch and dent deals on Rugged Ridge parts so I went with them ...

I currently have a HD Crossmember with RR skids ... ( painted the skids blue before install)





I also have the RR Evap skid and a cannot be named SwayBar skid.

jkd3624

I have the poison spider evap skid. I have Erin out often. And seen to many that have come off and people don't even realize they are gone. What the evap does I don't know. But it is there for a reason. And I'm sure that when they hook my jeep up for an inspection if it's not there I won't pass so. I figured 100. Is a small price to pay to make sure I don't loose mine.

k0260

I've been really happy with: Rugged Ridge front skid, Rancho oil pan armor, WP diff guards, and Poison Spyder evap can skid. Lots of evap skids to choose from, nice thing about the PS, it raises the can a very noticeable 3/4".