Ranchero Oil Pan Skid - glued on (WTF)?????
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I was concerned about it as well......I slipped it on prior to using the silicone and it's a snug fit all on it's own. I have wheeled 4x pretty hard with it and it's still nice and snug!!!!!
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When I put mine on I was worried a bit also, but I put it on first without the glue and I almost couldn't get it off!!! So with the glue it should be a bit better
I have taken it off road a couple of times and even have some light scratches and its still there!
I have taken it off road a couple of times and even have some light scratches and its still there!
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Rancho says all you need to do is glue it on and it's good. I emailed them and asked if the glue works so good, how come all their pictures show it safety-wired? No answer.
I'm a big fan of skid plates that attach to something solid instead of letting the rubber engine mounts absorb the hit.
2 cents.
I'm a big fan of skid plates that attach to something solid instead of letting the rubber engine mounts absorb the hit.
2 cents.
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