A Full Coverage Skid Plate?
#11
More
I am using the MORE oil pan and transmission skid. Didn't cost too much and has provided good protection in addition with the stock skids.
Jeep JK Oil Pan and Transmission Case Skid Plate from Mountain Off-Road (M.O.R.E.)
Using benchmark designs evap skip.
Jeep JK Oil Pan and Transmission Case Skid Plate from Mountain Off-Road (M.O.R.E.)
Using benchmark designs evap skip.
#12
skids
I installed a Rock hard gas tank sid because I like rocks and have bashed in the factory gas tank skid so bad , I think I have lost a couple of gallons of gas being that the plastic tank is being pushed in . I also have a Skid row oil pan skid that works really well , and it has a hole in it to change the oil so you don't have to remove it , or make a mess . Also have the Rancho front lower control arm skids that bolt on , and Rancho diff. covers . The Pro Comp 6" long arms cross member also has skid plating on it.
#13
EVO skids
Let me know if you have any questions,
we go by the less is more approach. The factory skids will take a damn good beating, EVO1 and Moby still run factory skids. We cover the areas where the factory did not cover. The most important parts of the drivetrain. Engine oil pan and transmission.
we go by the less is more approach. The factory skids will take a damn good beating, EVO1 and Moby still run factory skids. We cover the areas where the factory did not cover. The most important parts of the drivetrain. Engine oil pan and transmission.
#15
Clayton Offroad makes a nice set of skids, but they don't bolt up to the factory transmission crossmember. The factory crossmember is the weak link under there anyway though. My factory transfer case and tranny skids held up fairly well, but the crossmember which they bolt to looked like hell, almost as bad as the thin gas tank skid.