Most Important Skid Plates To Buy?
11-21-2013 | 01:08 PM
#21
JK Junkie
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From: Auburn Maine
personally i would go with the oil pan first
in my experience with my JK the very first mod i did was to get the EVO three piece skid plate package
but you can just buy the oil pan skid separately
rock rails are great but unless your wheeling really hard i'd still lean more to the oil pan
matthew
in my experience with my JK the very first mod i did was to get the EVO three piece skid plate package
but you can just buy the oil pan skid separately
rock rails are great but unless your wheeling really hard i'd still lean more to the oil pan
matthew
11-21-2013 | 04:49 PM
#23
JK Enthusiast
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From: Austin, TX
Check out www.shrockworks.com too for sliders. Love mine and they took a major beating in Ouachita with just some scratches.
11-21-2013 | 06:14 PM
#24
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From: Maine
personally i would go with the oil pan first
in my experience with my JK the very first mod i did was to get the EVO three piece skid plate package
but you can just buy the oil pan skid separately
rock rails are great but unless your wheeling really hard i'd still lean more to the oil pan
matthew
in my experience with my JK the very first mod i did was to get the EVO three piece skid plate package
but you can just buy the oil pan skid separately
rock rails are great but unless your wheeling really hard i'd still lean more to the oil pan
matthew
EVO: Bumper/Armor/Skids, ProTeK Skid System for Jeep JK Wranglers (years 2012 and up)
There's not much info on the site, is it thick metal?
11-22-2013 | 05:44 AM
#25
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From: new york
Oil pan... First time I went to rausch creek with my oil plan skid in my rubi with and rear armor. Came back to find a nice ding and many scratches right below the pan. Could if been the pan if no skid