Aluminum and Steel Oil Pan Skid Plates...
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Do any modifications need to be made to install these plates?
Once lifted 03 Trailblazer on 35's, gave it up to travel the USA with my family.
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mikekey wrote:Do any modifications need to be made to install these plates?
As far as I know you dont have to make any at all. I ordered mine but have to wait till I am back from the desert to pick them up and install them.
I REFUSE TO TIP TOE THROUGH LIFE TO ARRIVE SAFELY AT DEATH!!!
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mikekey wrote:Do any modifications need to be made to install these plates?
Unless you want bolt head protectors, they are bolt in. Mike will weld the protectors on for you for a small fee.
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Thanks, guys!
No modifications have to be made to install anything I make...
Thanks,
Mike
No modifications have to be made to install anything I make...
Thanks,
Mike
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bartonmd wrote:Thanks, guys!
No modifications have to be made to install anything I make...
I REFUSE TO TIP TOE THROUGH LIFE TO ARRIVE SAFELY AT DEATH!!!
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Actually, I take that back... You'll need to cut some of the front part of the inner fender plastic for a bumper... Though you need to do that if you're rolling with just the stock impact bar, anyway...
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Since I had it off today, figured I'd let you see her again. Shes doing great!
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Where is the bacon?
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In my belly
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I imagine you could throw that skid on a camp fire and cook some bacon on it though 
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One of only two Trailblazer/Envoy oil pan skid plates to ever run the Rubicon Trail. Historic, and may never be repeated without a SAS truck.
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Wish I was closer to play on the rubicon
they've always worked for me.
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Roadie, did you have the front receiver hitch on your TB then?
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navigator wrote:Roadie, did you have the front receiver hitch on your TB then?
No, that was after I traded him the hitch for the skids...
Mike
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dang!
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God no. That was an expensive, but short-lived experiment before I had my bumper made. Everything I did in the first 3-4 years seemed to be an expensive, but short-lived experiment. But every item was well-loved and well-used and got me some functionality I needed for learning and growing experience. If I jumped straight from stock to the current Roadiemobile with currently available mods, I wouldn't have been able to drive it safely on the trails I can walk through now.
I mean, just LOOK at this insane noob, about an hour before he got into the most EPIC mud stuck: What was he (I) THINKING!?!?!??!?!?
I mean, just LOOK at this insane noob, about an hour before he got into the most EPIC mud stuck: What was he (I) THINKING!?!?!??!?!?
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LOL
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I most defiantly will be getting one soon to add to the build.
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The Roadie wrote:God no. That was an expensive, but short-lived experiment before I had my bumper made. Everything I did in the first 3-4 years seemed to be an expensive, but short-lived experiment. But every item was well-loved and well-used and got me some functionality I needed for learning and growing experience. If I jumped straight from stock to the current Roadiemobile with currently available mods, I wouldn't have been able to drive it safely on the trails I can walk through now.
I mean, just LOOK at this insane noob, about an hour before he got into the most EPIC mud stuck: What was he (I) THINKING!?!?!??!?!?
awwww those running boards are cute
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