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Anyone have experience with lower link mount damage or have protection installed? Pics please.
Just installed a set of the Eimkeith LLC skids. I’m impressed with the fabrication quality and protection for this vulnerable area. The fit, cuts, and bends are precise. We It’s easy to see the thought that went into designing them.
The picture below shows a 4Runner with the mounting ears folded over. Though I’ve not seen any 80’s with this much damage, it’s possible with enough abuse.
These skids are made from folded 3/16″ plate and are fairly easy to install. They both reinforce the lower link mount and act as a ramp to get the mount up and over obstacles.
Trail report to follow.
Just installed a set of the Eimkeith LLC skids. I’m impressed with the fabrication quality and protection for this vulnerable area. The fit, cuts, and bends are precise. We It’s easy to see the thought that went into designing them.
The picture below shows a 4Runner with the mounting ears folded over. Though I’ve not seen any 80’s with this much damage, it’s possible with enough abuse.
These skids are made from folded 3/16″ plate and are fairly easy to install. They both reinforce the lower link mount and act as a ramp to get the mount up and over obstacles.
Trail report to follow.
Lower Link Mount Skids/Reinforcement
If you're wheeling your 4Runner (or FJ, or GX, or 80-Series LandCruiser) you're eventually going to beef up your rear axle links. Then, due to the extreme angle
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