Skid plate
03-21-2005, 07:15 PM
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RE: Skid plate
You mean a plastic one? It's made by raceface and thye are sometimes sold on ebay. Don't know details, sorry
I made my own out of aluminum flashing. It mounts over the existing skidplates and covers the whole bottom. It cost about $.50 and took 90 mins to make, as opposedto the $50 raceface one.
I made my own out of aluminum flashing. It mounts over the existing skidplates and covers the whole bottom. It cost about $.50 and took 90 mins to make, as opposedto the $50 raceface one.
03-21-2005, 07:33 PM
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RE: Skid plate
thought I saw a alloy one here.....thanks for the reply.
Looking to reinforce the chassis to prevent future breaking......
** Looking at my truck, I can see the chassis rails wont allow for a one piece....
Looking to reinforce the chassis to prevent future breaking......
** Looking at my truck, I can see the chassis rails wont allow for a one piece....
03-22-2005, 02:17 PM
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RE: Skid plate
He's just talking about thin aluminum used for gutters...or buy alum stock at hobby shop....you can cut with utility knive/sciccors
03-22-2005, 03:53 PM
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RE: Skid plate
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He's just talking about thin aluminum used for gutters...or buy alum stock at hobby shop....you can cut with utility knive/sciccors
He's just talking about thin aluminum used for gutters...or buy alum stock at hobby shop....you can cut with utility knive/sciccors
