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I had previously installed an engine skid from Jeep Medic Fabrications on my last Rubicon and since I really liked how strong it was I would pick up another one for this LJ project. This was also installed with the raised transfer case skid this time. I was nice enough to relieve Jerry from Jeep Medic Fabrications of both pieces while out at Moab in 2005. Though I think shipping would have been cheaper than the cost of my gas mileage. These are some very stout pieces of metal. Now this skid is very well built and is priced very affordable for what is offered. The additional neat thing is that it mates perfectly to his belly up transmission skid. The directions sent with the skid work perfectly.
Additional
Parts: Anti-seize |
Tools
Needed: Ratchet 9/16" Socket 9/16" Wrench Floor jacket (for convenience) |
N-m | Ft. Lbs. | In. Lbs. | |
All Carriage bolts | 35 |
This page last updated: 16-Apr-2008
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