The B. Lee's Offroad 3 Link L/A Upgrade
We currently have a few other projects in the works before we come up with an integrated skid. With that being said I don't see any reason most aftermarket skids wouldn't be compatible with this setup aside from the need to maybe drill a few extra holes.
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From: near Chattanooga, TN
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L HO
You're right, the JCR skid won't work. There are plans on paper (and a test-jeep in the shop) to offer optional skids for the TC and transmission pan. Likely 0.188" tube with 3/16 plating on the bottom, but we're still working on the details. It'll be a few weeks before we have the first one complete and installed and ready for testing.
That being said, It's also an option that can be added to the existing cross member down the road, just some simple welding and paint. Stay tuned for more info on the skid plate protection options.
That being said, It's also an option that can be added to the existing cross member down the road, just some simple welding and paint. Stay tuned for more info on the skid plate protection options.
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From: DE
Year: 1988
Model: Cherokee
Engine: I6 4.0
That is true. I am not in the market at the moment, but will be eventually. I just know Serious offroad has a simple skid plate on their crossmember and was hoping you'd come up with a similar design as well.
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From: Wetumpka, AL
Year: 1987
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