He is our superior in every way. We must bow down to him and acknowledge his greatness.The OP asked a simple question and your replies were both snarky and unhelpful.
Your obviously a skilled driver and expert in wheel placement/technical driving to a degree that renders you immune to rocks and/or occasional mistakes suffered by us mere mortals with a deep need to look "cool".
But for the rest of us neophytes who have full time jobs that do not allow us to hone our driving skills to such an Olympian level, things like skid plates might just be useful to help protect our $40,000+ vehicles that we can afford due to said day job.
As far as selling him a set? I'd have to guess that he's probably not interested since you've done nothing but insinuate that he is a bad driver with vanity issues.
I like this option. Doesn't break the bank either
Options are good but the sketchiest looking website ever
Hahaha! Not hit obstacles.The best solution is to not hit obstacles....
I never have replaced any of my diff covers or used skid plates on them.
Lol. Yes I am very young...Hahaha! Not hit obstacles.
Says the guy who's claimed occupation is "4 wheeling"
I'm guessing your idea of 4 wheeling is the mall parking lot? Where the obstacles are parking blocks?
The fact that you use the word "Gucci" to describe Jeep parts makes me think you are very young.
The OP asked a simple question and your replies were both snarky and unhelpful.
Your obviously a skilled driver and expert in wheel placement/technical driving to a degree that renders you immune to rocks and/or occasional mistakes suffered by us mere mortals with a deep need to look "cool".
But for the rest of us neophytes who have full time jobs that do not allow us to hone our driving skills to such an Olympian level, things like skid plates might just be useful to help protect our $40,000+ vehicles that we can afford due to said day job.
As far as selling him a set? I'd have to guess that he's probably not interested since you've done nothing but insinuate that he is a bad driver with vanity issues.
No Problem with the MC Diff covers with the Clayton 3.5" Overland plus kit using the Clayton track bar. Any small lift should give plenty of clearance - even with the stock track bar.Ride on, appreciate you getting back to me. I do have a lift on my JT already, since you installed the lift does it clear it now? Might be a non-issue for me.
Make sure its nodular iron and the company making it has made sure the shape keeps the gears bathed.Don't really want to replace the covers.
What skids do y'all like? Which to avoid?
Some people do more than mall crawl...seriously! Guess we all wish we were expert drivers such as yourself. If you don't have something legit to contribute...go troll another site...maybe a knitting site or something.The best solution is to not hit obstacles....
I never have replaced any of my diff covers or used skid plates on them.