Artec Alpha Series Bellypan Release

[Artec]

Exciting News! Artec Industries unveils the Alpha Series Bellypan System - top-tier off-road protection, uniquely customizable to your adventurous needs!
Forged from heat-treated 6061 aluminum for unmatched strength Rigorously tested to withstand the toughest terrains 1/4" thick aluminum skids reinforced with zinc-plated steel brackets for unbeatable durability
Installation? Easier than you think! Perfect fitment, user-friendly instructions, and factory component compatibility ensure a hassle-free setup.
Customize as per your needs - from Full Bellypan System to modular options like Oil & Transmission Pan, Fuel Tank, Transfer Case, Etorque Skid, or Exhaust Skid protection.
Key highlights:

1. Heat Treated 6061 Aluminum for robust and lightweight protection
2. Easy DIY installation
3. Affordable options to suit your budget

Dive headfirst into any terrain, backed by Artec Industries' Alpha Series Bellypan System - your new standard in off-road armor. Visit our website to explore our latest innovation today! #ArtecIndustries #AlphaSeriesBellypanSystem

https://artecindustries.com/collections/bellypans

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[montechie]

When searching by vehicle no skids show up for the JT, but does if drilling into all skids from the front page...

 

[toddarama]

yeah - their web page could use some work. if you shop by model and choose JT the results seem to leave out a lot of things.

 

[bleda2002]

@Artec can you guys post a link?

 

[rharr]

https://artecindustries.com/search?type=product&options[prefix]=last&q=alpha

 

[fourfa]

So what's changed from the previous 6061 aluminum belly pan system? As far as I can tell, the description here is the same

 

[Artec]

When searching by vehicle no skids show up for the JT, but does if drilling into all skids from the front page...

We just had all the new part numbers added on last night and are working through some minor kinks! Here is the link to our JT skids! https://artecindustries.com/collections/jt-skid-plates

 

[Artec]

yeah - their web page could use some work. if you shop by model and choose JT the results seem to leave out a lot of things.

Unfortunately there were some minor kinks when adding all the new part numbers that are now all sorted out!

 

[Artec]

So what's changed from the previous 6061 aluminum belly pan system? As far as I can tell, the description here is the same

We updated the bracketry and design, with new available options such as a removable oil drain door, and the ability to purchase the oil skids directly from the rest of the kits, which is something that has been requested from us for some years now!

 

[Artec]

@Artec can you guys post a link?

Here you go! https://artecindustries.com/collections/bellypans

 

[Dougstdig]

I'm not against paying for quality parts, but $999 for a Oil Pan skid only is crazy. Don't be so greedy!

 

[ParatusExpeditions]

@Artec , do I understand correctly that one can buy separately:
1. https://artecindustries.com/products/jlu-jt-oil-skid-only-with-oil-door-3-0l-diesel-aluminum
2. https://artecindustries.com/product...um?_pos=4&_sid=9c83a4a92&_ss=r&_fid=906ccd262

If we want to start with just the oil skid, for example, then do the complete system later.
And that would be equivalent to buy:
https://artecindustries.com/products/jt-gladiator-full-bellypan-with-oil-door-3-0l-diesel-aluminum

Except maybe for shipping, that would have to be paid twice.

I just noticed while changing my oil that I've ding'ed mine pretty bad and it was close to hitting the bolt, so I need a solution for this at some point to mitigate the risk:

Finally, I don't see the weight of the total system. Could you help us here?

Thanks

 

[Artec]

I'm not against paying for quality parts, but $999 for a Oil Pan skid only is crazy. Don't be so greedy!

The oil pan skid protects the transmission in addition to the oil pan. There's a lot of engineering and time invested into the belly pan systems and they are all 100% made in house in Utah using premium materials unfortunately the Grade of aluminum we use isn't cheap .

here is an article that will explain the benefits of the material we uses vs our competitors

https://artecindustries.com/collections/bellypan

 

[Artec]

@Artec , do I understand correctly that one can buy separately:
1. https://artecindustries.com/products/jlu-jt-oil-skid-only-with-oil-door-3-0l-diesel-aluminum
2. https://artecindustries.com/product...um?_pos=4&_sid=9c83a4a92&_ss=r&_fid=906ccd262

If we want to start with just the oil skid, for example, then do the complete system later.
And that would be equivalent to buy:
https://artecindustries.com/products/jt-gladiator-full-bellypan-with-oil-door-3-0l-diesel-aluminum

Except maybe for shipping, that would have to be paid twice.

I just noticed while changing my oil that I've ding'ed mine pretty bad and it was close to hitting the bolt, so I need a solution for this at some point to mitigate the risk:

Finally, I don't see the weight of the total system. Could you help us here?

Thanks

GAS is right around 110lbs total and the diesel is about 135lbs total. As for the shipping aspect, we have been running free shipping on orders over $400 for the last few months and I don't see that promotion going anywhere, so you wouldn't have to pay for shipping once let alone twice!

 

[Griff21]

2 Questions:

Has the new alpha figured out the annoying issue with touching the exhaust manifold?

Also does this allow us to swap out skids with my already existing ones? So if i mess up my original oil pan. Can i just swap with the new alpha?

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