I might need to remove the slider, install the skid plate, and put the slider back on. Arghhh. More work that I thought would take. Maybe next weekend when there's no SuperBowl.
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Cruising Offroad skid plate won't fit with beefy Hanna sliders (1 Viewer)
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I might need to remove the slider, install the skid plate, and put the slider back on. Arghhh. More work that I thought would take. Maybe next weekend when there's no SuperBowl.
I have cruisin offroad skid plates, both tranny and T-case, and I love them. I put them to the test on granite boulders and they stand up well. Yeah, I would definitely recommend getting it onto you rig if at all possible.
danadog
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I have been wanting a set of his skid plates, my emails keep bouncing and he doesn't have any other contact info on his webpage.
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I e-mail them at cruisinoffroad@shaw.ca and they got back to me in a day. Placed the order and paid via PayPal. They shipped within a couple of days...got the skid plate in 3 more days.
Their automatic e-mail reply says this...
Hi, and thanks for contacting Cruisin Off Road. Jason is on a gradual return-to-work plan as he continues to recover from his motor-vehicle accident that took place in December. The guys will continue to work in the shop as usual. Please be patient with us, and we will reply to your email as soon as we can.
Their automatic e-mail reply says this...
Hi, and thanks for contacting Cruisin Off Road. Jason is on a gradual return-to-work plan as he continues to recover from his motor-vehicle accident that took place in December. The guys will continue to work in the shop as usual. Please be patient with us, and we will reply to your email as soon as we can.
