Thanks, yeah I cleaned them with brake clean really well then a few coats of VHT caliper paint.@BrownDog09 Did you paint them red? Looks good
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Thanks, yeah I cleaned them with brake clean really well then a few coats of VHT caliper paint.@BrownDog09 Did you paint them red? Looks good
Are these budbuilt? Seems to me this offers very good protection. Anyone getting under your truck planning on stealing the CC would move on immediately seeing what a pain in the a$$ trying work around that skid. I probably wouldn’t want it red though.Just installed and there is no way the cats are coming out with these installed. If you’re on the fence, don’t be these are a worthwhile expense.
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They are and yes good protection.Are these budbuilt? Seems to me this offers very good protection. Anyone getting under your truck planning on stealing the CC would move on immediately seeing what a pain in the a$$ trying work around that skid. I probably wouldn’t want it red though.
To protect against rocks?It says guard. Catalytic converter guard. I “lose”? LOL! I think the rest of us understand what the purpose of a catalytic guard is.
The most outboard hole. It provides the most coverage. People are installing these incorrectly I think. There should have been instructions with these.Okay…. I fear this should go into the Stupid question of the day thread, but it’s appropos here too.
On the driver’s side, which of the two holes in this picture do I use for the rear screw to bolt the cat protector on?
I presume the one on the left… but want to make sure.
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The most outboard hole. It provides the most coverage. People are installing these incorrectly I think. There should have been instructions with these.
The cats look wide open to me.Anyone install these on a LC200 with the ARB skid plate package?View attachment 3110501
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The question is can the Budbuilt cat covers fit around the ARB skid plates.The cats look wide open to me.
they look good but you’ll have to drop the skid for oil changes. BUDBUILT, Dissent(I believe) and Slee have oil chance access on the skidsAnyone install these on a LC200 with the ARB skid plate package?View attachment 3110501
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I have the ARB skid plate kit on my LC200. The dealer hasn't complained about removing the front skid plate in order to change oil. Don't you have to remove factory front skid plate to change oil?I’m also considering them but will these work with a
they look good but you’ll have to drop the skid for oil changes. BUDBUILT, Dissent(I believe) and Slee have oil chance access on the skids
GThe question is can the Budbuilt cst covers fit around the ARB skid plates.
yes, but aftermarket offerings from the above I mentioned save time from doing so. I also plan on doing my own oil/filter changes when warranty is up.I have the ARB skid plate kit on my LC200. The dealer hasn't complained about removing the front skid plate in order to change oil. Don't you have to remove factory front skid plate to change oil?