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Skid plate recommendations/pics
I have an np435 and np208 behind my 258 in an 88 yj. What is everyone's recommendations for a belly skid? I would love to see some pics of what you have done to your rigs, especially ones with a similar setup. I have a plate of 1/4" and plenty of 2x2" 1/8" tubing at my expense. The problem I have with mine is that the tranmission mount is right beside the front output from the tcase and I will have to mount the tranny onto an unsupported area. Please help before I do something stupid, like sell it for a ricer.
Thanks in advance, Jordan heepr on here is a tard...happy cam? |
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if you sell it and buy a ricer i'll come down there with my big truck and run it over
![]() how much protection do you need? are you all ways in rocks or just our good ole red clay? if it's just the red a skid really isn't much needed the pan on my 20 took a BUNCH of red hard pack with just scratches if it's rocks, well make something that works for you. or you could swing buy here, i'll help you out. I don't have a bender at the monent but we can notch, bend, weld. just bring some plasma cutter tips :P and your steel
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73 CJ5 rear spooled 44, lunchbox 30 front, NP435 Dana 20 twin stick stage 4 body lightning (rust holes), 33-14-15 boggers. Last edited by commrad; 09-21-2006 at 09:41 PM. |
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Join Date: Jun 2004
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I'm running a t18 d20 in my YJ. I'm not sure how the overall setup compares, but I think the size of the tranny should be similar. Here is a link to some pics of a cross-member / skid that I built for mine using 1.5" square tube and 3/16" plate. I'm running a JKS bl but I still couldn't get the skid completely tucked (it hangs down about 1"). Mounts to stock frame holes, uses standard tranny mount, and I had to hammer the floor a bit to clear the t-case.
http://www.knology.net/~MonsterPirate/jeep/skid/ |
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