skid plates
#1
skid plates
does anyone sell any aftermarket skid plates to replace the plastic one that i have up front? i would like to make one but i dont have anyway of bending any steel or anything. ive seen in lmc trucks catelog the they have alumininum one but i was looking for somethin like the one the first gens have.
jimmyboy
jimmyboy
#2
RE: skid plates
See the related links below...
#3
RE: skid plates
In testing, the composite one fared better than the aluminum one...
Or so I've read, I can't remember when or where it was, lol.
I plan on building my own anyway... 3/8" or 1/4" steel FTW
Or so I've read, I can't remember when or where it was, lol.
I plan on building my own anyway... 3/8" or 1/4" steel FTW
#4
RE: skid plates
ORIGINAL: drperry
I plan on building my own anyway... 3/8" or 1/4" steel FTW
I plan on building my own anyway... 3/8" or 1/4" steel FTW
#5
RE: skid plates
i don't know, i've bashed my plastic ones pretty hard and haven't hert anyyhing important yet! but up grading to steel would be nice.
#6
RE: skid plates
my plastic one has held up great, stumps and all bounced right off. i did make skid plates though, out of 1/4" diamond plate.. you dont get much stronger than that. you just have to have a big enough bender to do it, the rest is just measuring correctly. i ended up replacing the stock composite one, and made one for the tranny and gas tank to replace that sheild thing that chevy thinks will work..
#7
#8
RE: skid plates
LMC Truck has them in plastic and Aluminum for all models but they are requiring you donate a large body part or get a second mortgageto pay them off. If you want the factory pieceyou would be better offinquiringwith the localauto salvage and recyclingtechnicians(junk yard junkies).
#9
RE: skid plates
ZR2's have metal skidplates. they should work
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