Fitting 35’s with minimal trimming NOW ADDING LONG TRAVEL AND 934 CV’s

I made some out of toolbox liner. They were meh. I bought some one piece ones from an actual company and am waiting on their arrival. I’ll conservatively trim as needed for the gusset if I need to.


https://arksplashguards.com/collections/all-products/products/tacoma

 

Dang. What didn’t work?

 

Material was just a bit too flimsy for my liking. And I didn’t feel like cutting out a second one.

 

best comment of the day!!

it’ll be cool to share with everyone here in a few weeks what we have been working on.

 

Gotcha. I’m losing motivation to be creative right here at the end of the install. Was hoping you had the print ready PDF template

 

And here I thought I was going to be the only one in Bama with a JD kit.

 

I got some from a member on here. He has a thread in the 2nd gen FS section and he has an online store. The wait times can be long, or at least that was my experience (I've seen it varies), but the quality is there. Myself and @Tango Bravo are running them, you have to select a 1" body lift and specify that you have UCA gussets if you order them for LT applications.

https://geartechcustoms.com/

 

There is some crazy Canadian that did that and has what material to use for best results and templates.

I forget the brand I have but they were originally made on here by a member that now has a company for them really high quality stuff.

Yeah I 2nd these I have them as well and they are awesome! first to the market ahead of Ark

 

It would appear not sir. Location? I am in Alabaster.

 

I’m in the Sylacauga area. I’ll keep a look out if I’m up your way. Do you guys set up wheeling trips in the area? I glanced at your website, but didn’t dig in deep.

 

Does anyone have an IFS skid they are taking off when going to the JD pivot kit that they are looking to get ride of? Preferably in need of some TLC. I'm going to cut it up and hope I can make it work for my truck.

 

My Mobtown steel skidplate is taking up space in my garage...but I doubt you want to make a trip to MN to get it.

 

Probably not but I'd be willing to cover shipping. PM sent.

 

Speaking from experience, I've slapped a UPS label on a used, steel gas tank skid (zero packaging) and it made it to where it's going.

 

These worked well. Just needed to make minor cutouts for the limit strap tab and brake line.

 

Ha, we were just talking about that. It's not like you're going to damage it during shipping.

 

The poor kid at UPS having to accept this 60 lb boogie board of steel did not look pleased.

It'll work well if you're planning on chopping it up anyway because you'd be surprised at how good UPS is at fucking up stuff.

 

UPS - " We accept your challenge sir "

 

I gotta order these for myself. Sick of everything in my engine bay getting nasty after one mud puddle.

 

They’re worth the price after getting them in hand. Way nicer than I could DIY.