Trimming the plastic "skid plate"
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Got my lift on yesterday and wheels and tires installed today. My tires are rubbing at full turn on the front plastic "skid plate" if there is such a thing as a PLASTIC skid plate. Has anyone else had to trim this back?
3" BDS suspension lift 35/12.50/17 toyo m/t on mt classic III Attachment 409536 |
Rip it off and throw it in your recycling bin
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Yes trim it or toss it.
I customized mine by cutting the slots out too. (I don't know why) Attachment 409545 . |
X2. It's coming off on the trail if you don't do it now.
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That's the air dam, I believe it's just there to help direct air flow under the jeep. It might offer some protection, but it would be very minor. I ripped mine off a long time ago and threw it away, you can do that or just trim the sides where you tires rub.
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Originally Posted by sky
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Rip it off and throw it in your recycling bin
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Toss it, I ripped mine off at the tire shop and asked them to toss it for me. :thumbsup:
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I Trashed it and I thought it was a splash guard to protect from water/mud splashing when hitting a sweet water puddle or water crossing.
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Originally Posted by engineeredjku
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Got my lift on yesterday and wheels and tires installed today. My tires are rubbing at full turn on the front plastic "skid plate" if there is such a thing as a PLASTIC skid plate. Has anyone else had to trim this back?
3" BDS suspension lift 35/12.50/17 toyo m/t on mt classic III <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=409536"/> |
I took a dremel tool die grinder and cut off the wings on each side and smoothed it up with a file. You can't even tell it was cut.
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