T&T customs HD belly pan
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From: Eugene, OR
Year: 01
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6
http://www.gotreks.com/page.asp?pageid=172
anyone have any experience with this product on their '01? good? bad?
seems like a good deal because I've seen just tcase skids go for like $100, and this looks to protect more for a little under $300
anyone have any experience with this product on their '01? good? bad?
seems like a good deal because I've seen just tcase skids go for like $100, and this looks to protect more for a little under $300
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From: Murrieta, CA
Year: 1993
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4L
I just discovered TNT Customs. That stuff is bulletproof! I got rear spring relocation brackets for my TJ. They're great. I'm definetly getting their skid plate for my XJ.
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From: Phoenix AZ
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: I6ho
the belly pan is as good as adding 2" of lift to your rig with regards to breakover angle.
Not only does ir protect more, but the design does not use cantilever tech, so, no worries of punching one end up into the drivetrain while ripping the unibody up.
it's very flat (aka, no ridges) and allows the rig to "skid" over obstacles.
I suggest ordering the chassis stiffeners and making it a one shot mod.
Not only does ir protect more, but the design does not use cantilever tech, so, no worries of punching one end up into the drivetrain while ripping the unibody up.
it's very flat (aka, no ridges) and allows the rig to "skid" over obstacles.
I suggest ordering the chassis stiffeners and making it a one shot mod.
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