Protecting my underside
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Thanks for the input fellas. I've seen the evo stuff and really like the price but I like the one piece design by rock hard and others more. I just feel it will do a better job helping the jeep slide across and breakover issues.
So looks like it's Rock hard skid, riddler diff covers, and Synergy control arm skids.
Would these be the way to go over the basic weld ons or are those not worth the extra money.
http://www.rivercityoffroad.com/Syne...p/ppm-8078.htm
So looks like it's Rock hard skid, riddler diff covers, and Synergy control arm skids.
Would these be the way to go over the basic weld ons or are those not worth the extra money.
http://www.rivercityoffroad.com/Syne...p/ppm-8078.htm
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One more tip OP, when you get your new armor, bedline the side that will be taking the hits, bedline the **** out of it, and consider getting a gallon can of wd 40 and a roller, before hitting the trail coat the skids in wd 40 
make those break overs buttery smooth, ah ya. 
make those break overs buttery smooth, ah ya.
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Good point. I'm reconsidering just getting the RC diff skids. While I may lose a bit of clearance, I like the fact they'll help me slide over obstacles easier.
Mike, are you in VA? If so, do you ever make it down to Shoecreek? Another forum member and I were talking about heading to Red Cloud and maybe Rausch in the coming months.
Mike, are you in VA? If so, do you ever make it down to Shoecreek? Another forum member and I were talking about heading to Red Cloud and maybe Rausch in the coming months.
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