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  • TJ: Engine Skid?

    I'm looking for an engine only skid. Cuz of my LA kit I can't use something like Savvy's combo piece.

    I've narrowed it down to the AEV, or the TeraFlex. I like the way they both are snug to the pan.

    Pros and cons on each? Also, are there any others out there that I may have missed?

    Thanks
    It was like that when I got here.

  • #2
    I think by far the best one out there is the skid from AEV, it is beefy and tough. Both Snoopy and I are using it.
    06 UNL RUBI 4.5 LA,KM 2-35's/ 4.88 BEADLOCKS/SKIDS/WINCH
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    • #3
      I have the AEV (Nth). Its good, solid and been tested. Also the DIY Tummy Tuck for the Atlas T/C.

      Steve
      Last edited by alittleoff; 03-21-12, 06:36 PM.
      All slow and no show

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      • #4
        How about something like this http://undercoverfab.com/aluminum-en...id-plate-.html

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        • #5
          Originally posted by minisaba View Post
          Thats a combo engine/tranny/t-case skid. I can't use that type. My long arms tie into my crossmember skid.
          It was like that when I got here.

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          • #6
            I have a nth degree (now AEV) oil pan skid and the thing is bomb proof. I had to add some washers to space it properly, but it is an excellent product.
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            • #7
              I am running a Skid Row, the long arm version. It is 1/4 inc and does the job quite well. It attaches at the motor mount brackets on the frame and the transmission skid plate. I have a friend that has one for a TJ that is the standard version available, he purchased the longer wheel base Rubicon and it does not fit. Let me know if interested.

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              • #8
                you could just try and straddle the rocks vs using them as a pivot point for your Jeep tetter totter

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                • #9
                  Another vote for the ucf aluminum skid that this is beefy and amazingly light.

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                  • #10
                    Read somwhere the ucf aluminum skid bends easy. Not sure if its true but might want to search pirate.

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