LCA skids group buy (2nd Gen)

Sweet! Yeah these are sharp. Let's order! For this price I won't even worry about making my own!

 

Just curious if this is ever going to happen???

 

Fuck me to

 

I highly doubt it. I'm guessing they'll get overwhelmed and then never follow through.

 

That's exactly what I was thinking. Any other good choices out there that are no drill???

 

Yeah, same here. This idea is so simple that I wish I had a couple basic fab tools so I could make my own

 

http://www.4xinnovations.com/2005-2015-Tacoma-Lower-Control-Arm-Skid_p_34.html
Here's a good looking set. They protect more, including the cams. $152 shipped for me, plus I'd ask if they have a TW discount.

 

armor tech offroad has them for $100

 

Weird, those look EXACTLY like the 4x innovations and even have the same description, word for word.

EDIT: Just noticed at the top of the page it says it's a division of 4x

 

All of them are no drill...if you use a smaller bolt near the ball joint. The BAMF ones use a 1/4" or 3/8" carriage bolt IIRC. You only need to enlarge an existing hole in the LCA. It took about 1 minute per side. A #8 or #10 would probably fit, but enlarging the hole is pretty easy IMO.

 

Interested

 

***UPDATE***

We had a couple TW members help out with some test fitting so we are very close to a final product. It has taken quite some time and for that we apologize but we are confident in our ability to deliver.

For those willing to preorder their own set, we will begin that process now. Check out the OP for details.

Thank you for sticking with us!

 

I would be interested in a set of these in either bare or red PC. Thanks!

 

Might be a little late but could he extend the front edge to cover the cam bolts? That would be a cool added feature.

 

Are there any pics of these installed on a Tacoma at all

 

I'll mention it and see what he can do.

In progress. We won't be taking any final orders until we can provide photos.

 

PICS!!!

 

Looks good man. Is that the hardware it will ship with? Reason I ask is because most other companies use carriage bolts so it's nice and smooth on the bottom.

 

I'm in