Diff covers and skid plates

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NUBS MCGEE

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Just trying to find out what diff covers and skid plates for the diffs to use.

I see some out there for an absurd amount of money, and some that look like a cheap p.o.s. from advance auto.

what does everyone here like??? pics?
 
NUBS MCGEE said:
Just trying to find out what diff covers and skid plates for the diffs to use.

I see some out there for an absurd amount of money, and some that look like a cheap p.o.s. from advance auto.

what does everyone here like??? pics?
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I like the Rancho Front Diff Glide Plate with factory diff cover and for the rear the AEV Diff Skid Plate with factory Diff cover

Rancho:
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AEV:
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Don't see many diff skids. They are used however not real popular. As for diff covers. There are many out there. I just ordered a PS bombshell for the front. It was $120.00 powder coated black. I was looking at the Dynatrac but its almost $200.00. No thanks. I imagine as long as your not running just the stock ones any after market cover will work.
 
the stock Diff covers and skid plates are pretty strong. On my 2010, I did grind off the small portion of the diff cover that hung just below the axle housing painted and remounted.

If you go with an aftermarket diff cover and have a lift etc...just check your track bar clears the cover.

As for the remaining skids, just find something to cover you oil pan and possibly the evap - the stock plates are stronger than you may think.

Some have the idea that just because it's stock it's crap... not true.
 
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