protection for my bottom side!
03-24-2010 | 08:51 PM
#12
JK Freak
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: Colorado Springs, CO
He has also spoken favorably of the Rancho RockGear oil pan cover ...
Rancho RockGear Oil Pan Protection
If the trails demand it, other things to consider:
1. Rock rails. Even if the trails don't demand it, these will "dress up" that ugly pinch seam, giving the Jeep a more finished look. If you're not too worried about damage there and want a cheap "dress up" solution, you might see if you can find some Rubi take-offs.
2. Relocate the evaporative canister. It's very exposed to damage, and if you do tear it up you'll have some annoying warning lights to deal with. I recommend the JeepSWAG kit.
3. Relocate the steering stabilizer. While an optimally operating JK can drive just fine without it, why allow it to be damaged in the first place? Again, JeepSWAG kit to the rescue.
Rancho RockGear Oil Pan Protection
If the trails demand it, other things to consider:
1. Rock rails. Even if the trails don't demand it, these will "dress up" that ugly pinch seam, giving the Jeep a more finished look. If you're not too worried about damage there and want a cheap "dress up" solution, you might see if you can find some Rubi take-offs.
2. Relocate the evaporative canister. It's very exposed to damage, and if you do tear it up you'll have some annoying warning lights to deal with. I recommend the JeepSWAG kit.
3. Relocate the steering stabilizer. While an optimally operating JK can drive just fine without it, why allow it to be damaged in the first place? Again, JeepSWAG kit to the rescue.