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Re: frint axle housing
« Reply #15 on: December 07, 2003, 09:40:19 PM »
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Hey Zig, are you running skid plates on your kicker?


Nope :P I have thought about doing somethink like Hagens full skid plate but have never done it. If I'm going to bottom out on something it's usally a slider or the frame. Luckily I have not bashed to much. Now that I have tha anvil up front, I dont have to worry about hitting it ;)
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Re: frint axle housing
« Reply #16 on: December 08, 2003, 09:02:59 PM »
I don't know how I'd get along without skid plates.  I'm always using them to slide over stuff (mud, rocks, logs..)  The paints gone and I have a few good scrapes.

I'd like to get my muffler protected some how.  It's bent up and I hate when it gets caught on something.
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Re: frint axle housing
« Reply #17 on: December 08, 2003, 10:07:09 PM »
I definately would like the advantages of skids but have just never done it. When I get time in the shop I always do something else. I think I will definately want something before Moab ;)

I would consider doing something like a flow master to stop the muffler carnage. I was replacing mine so frequently, the Kenny purchased me a case of cheap stock style mufflers and kept them in the back of his muffler shop for me. I could leave my Kick in his parking lot with a check in the box sunday night and he would have it done by the time I got off work. I knew the exact cost, he knew what to fix and he even had a spare key in the office so I would not have to leave it in the Kick :P Once I went to a flow master the problem was solved. Sure it's louder, but sounds good, and is made out of THICK steel so you can bounce it off rocks and not worry.

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Re: frint axle housing
« Reply #18 on: December 09, 2003, 10:12:51 AM »
I am building sliders for the pipes and muffler out of angle iron and just some metal.  I smashed the exhaust off a log last time i went wheeling and now i have to build a hole new exhaust.  Its on the list of stuff to do.  thats a long list.  lata stu
   

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Re: frint axle housing
« Reply #19 on: December 09, 2003, 10:03:43 PM »
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I am building sliders for the pipes and muffler out of angle iron and just some metal.  I smashed the exhaust off a log last time i went wheeling and now i have to build a hole new exhaust.  Its on the list of stuff to do.  thats a long list.  lata stu


If your running a body lift set it up as high as possible inside the frame. After I did my 3" body, I had the exhaust redone and now it sits up (almost as high ad the top of the frame rail) and right against the frame rail to give it more protection.

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