Trimming the plastic "skid plate"
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Trimming the plastic "skid plate"
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
3" BDS suspension lift
35/12.50/17 toyo m/t on mt classic III
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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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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"/>
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"/>