Pelfreybilt Off-Road

Not a problem, do that all the time. I've had the truck high centered on that skid before.

 

Mines Aluminum and I just throw a block of wood on the lift cup to spread the load. No issues at all...

 

I picked up two of them and have to say...they are only ok mounts. But a couple bucks makes them a lot better IMO. The rail attachment piece they send with the mount is kind of crappy. Its basically just a small rectangle that as you tighten turns to engage in the rails. Easily fixed by getting a regular T-Slot nut. I had to drill my mount hole out since I had left overs from benson-X's DIY mount plans but if you got the right side bolt and thread pattern you wouldn't need to drill. I also didn't like how the only thing holding the rotopax was the single t-nut. Pushing on the bottom of the mount you can move it and have it touch the truck bedside. not a whole lot of movement but I went ahead and got a rubber stopper and attached it to the bottom of the mount so the mount plate cant really move. Just two cheap things I added that I feel give it a much nice feel.

You could also make them yourself. Its more or less just a rectangle piece of metal with a couple holes drilled in it. Wouldn't be hard to do

 

No issue with the fitment of the Fuse Panel on the 2012 Pro

The battery cage is designed for stock location only.

 

The Pelfreybilt blue sea fuse panel holder fits in my 14 Offroad, it mounts around the ABS module. The battery cage is meant to fit a bigger battery in the stock location. So not sure if it would work on the other side

 

Any luck Satin with the measurements I sent for the 2014 automatic fuse plate?

 

Hi Tyler and Satin
Mounted the gas skid today (non ferrous) while the tank was on empty. the skid bowed slightly when I snugged up the bolt/nuts, then I filled up with 17.75 gals.
Not sure it bows anymore than when I first mounted it, but the tank "expands" and has full surface contact to the skid, and that is as you designed it, right? Should be no issue with that contact?

Thanks, Rodney

 

Best way to install is on an empty tank, otherwise you get the bow. Had to use a jack to press mine on

 

The day I make the switch to a Pelfreybilt Hybrid....you Sir will be responsible for my empty wallet!! Very nice

 

Repped Pelfreybilt last night...

 

good advice, thanks

 

Make sure to come back and let us know how it goes. I've been considering trying this as well.

 

That's funny because your truck was one of the reasons I chose to go with a hybrid.

 

Rocking Pelfreybilt

 

White Bumper POWER!!!

 

Would there be a way to mount morimoto xb led fogs to a hybrid bumper?

 

Haha I have a lot of people tell me that! I wish my hoop was alittle taller like yours, my raptor leds are kinda hidden right behind my hoop

 

[FONT=&quot]The Hybrid bumpers come standard with fog light mounting tabs. Unless the morimotos are extremely large lights there will be no issue
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You would have to make some sort of "L" bracket because the XB fogs mounting screw holes are horizontal. The Pelfrey tabs on the bumper need a vertical bolt to mount.

 

I guess i need to get a hybrid already so i can see how it would fit