skids
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From: W-PA
Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I'm gonna armor up the undercarriage after my hitch/bumper purchase. Rusty seems to have both skids that i want (oil pan and t-case) so i may go with his but i'm just wondering if he's gonna give me a hard time with my order and shipping. I read about issues in the past but how is the business now? it seems that there are only two oil/tranny pan skids out there so not much choice in that area. There are a few t-case skids and i would like to get the warn skid but don't want to order the skids on seperate sites.
anyone order from rusty's recently?
anyone order from rusty's recently?
for what its worth
i have never run an oil pan or tranny skid, and i have never had a rock go near there.
t-case and gas tank are far more important.
but i would reccomend a good belly skid for the t-case which also protects/replaces the crossmember and protects the catylitic converter.
i have never run an oil pan or tranny skid, and i have never had a rock go near there.
t-case and gas tank are far more important.
but i would reccomend a good belly skid for the t-case which also protects/replaces the crossmember and protects the catylitic converter.
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CF Veteran
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 3,883
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From: W-PA
Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
for what its worth
i have never run an oil pan or tranny skid, and i have never had a rock go near there.
t-case and gas tank are far more important.
but i would reccomend a good belly skid for the t-case which also protects/replaces the crossmember and protects the catylitic converter.
i have never run an oil pan or tranny skid, and i have never had a rock go near there.
t-case and gas tank are far more important.
but i would reccomend a good belly skid for the t-case which also protects/replaces the crossmember and protects the catylitic converter.
Yeah alot of wheelers are saying the engine skid and tranny skid aren't as neccessary as others but i bashed my tranny pan on a rock during my last outing. You should've seen the condition of my transmission pan on my old TJ
. My trails have alot of drop-offs and mounds to climb and it's easy to drag the undercarriage. By the time i am done spending my cash, i would like to have the entire undercarriage skidded and beefed up. It's one less thing to worry about. I was considering the DPG belly pan but from what i read it doesn't work with a tranny/oil pan skid or other skids. That's what i read but correct me if i'm wrong.
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