View Poll Results: Which skids/covers to get first?
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Which skid plates first?
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JK Freak
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Which skid plates first?
So I am looking to get some upgrades. Already looking at adjustable LCAs. And now trying to decide what armor I need underneath first.
Also, what brands do you prefer? Rock hard, River Raider, ??
Also, what brands do you prefer? Rock hard, River Raider, ??
Last edited by hneiper; 12-15-2011 at 04:05 PM.
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If you are looking for DIY upgrades, LCA skids are easy and they beef up some vulnerable equipment. Diff covers are fairly easy, though not super cheap when you add in the cover and an oil change, maybe some lube lockers. Cheap factory covers are easy to damage and leave you stranded. actually hit my rear cover on a rock the first time I drove my new Jeep.
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Check out the EVO protek system available for 12 and soon 11 and prior. Covers what u need (x-member, trans and oil pan) for less money and weight. I did the EVO skids and riddler diff covers. I've dented the stock gas tank skid but it pounds out well and the gas tank is plastic so I see no reason to upgrade it.
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Check out the EVO protek system available for 12 and soon 11 and prior. Covers what u need (x-member, trans and oil pan) for less money and weight. I did the EVO skids and riddler diff covers. I've dented the stock gas tank skid but it pounds out well and the gas tank is plastic so I see no reason to upgrade it.
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Originally Posted by hneiper
Well looks like I'm kinda screwed on the diff covers coz looks like nothing compatible with the skyjacker lift with the bracket that connects to the diff