Looking for the shorty skid plate?

[iwillwait4u]

I looked at mountain tech I think it was called where do I find the good allumin. short plate he just came out with I can not find it again?

Thanks BRIAN

 

[sorenson1610]

http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php? ... ight=roest



There ya go, I have the full length one and its a sweet piece!!!

 

[iwillwait4u]

So my next question is I want to still run my aftermarket full length skid plate on top of the Roest plate could I do this with his full length plate or have to be the short skid plate? Any ideas be great

 

[iwillwait4u]

Skid plate

white skid plate on top of Roest plate can it be done

 

[sorenson1610]

I really don't see the point of running both. If your doing that, get the full length roest plate and powder coat it white.

 

[Yama 1000]

Get the full length roast plate and you will never look back. It also protects part of the heat exchanger.

 

[grizztracks]

Both Roest plates will help protect the heat exchanger. I would throw that white plastic thing away and install the full length plate. It saved me some sever damage when I ran over a large rock.

 

[iwillwait4u]

Both Roast plates will help protect the heat exchanger. I would throw that white plastic thing away and install the full length plate. It saved me some sever damage when I ran over a large rock.

Ok Fran I hear you!! But my last thing I did not weld nuts on your grizz sub frame fix so how do i attach the big plate? I need to know where to get that hardware or does it all come with the plate?

 

[sorenson1610]

Both Roast plates will help protect the heat exchanger. I would throw that white plastic thing away and install the full length plate. It saved me some sever damage when I ran over a large rock.

Ok Fran I hear you!! But my last thing I did not weld nuts on your grizz sub frame fix so how do i attach the big plate? I need to know where to get that hardware or does it all come with the plate?

Don't need to weld nuts on, it comes with everything you need to install it with the gusset in place. Just let roest know when ordering.

 

[grizztracks]

The bottom replacement gusset doesn't have a hole like the OEM plate. There's a few options that will allow the plate to be bolted to the bottom gusset.

1) Mark the Roest plate bolt holes on the gusset, drill the proper size hole and tac weld nuts to the bottom of the plate:

2) Use a hole saw and cut a new hole similar to the OEM plate then install speed nuts or cut two smaller hole near the Roest bolt locations that are big enough to slide the speed nuts over the plate:

3)Install nutserts which are similar to rivets but with threaded centers. The installation tool and nutserts are available at Harbor Freight or on eBay if you don't have or know someone with one: http://www.harborfreight.com/45-piece-t ... -1210.html

 

[iwillwait4u]

Thanks for all the great info!!