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I finally got around to installing the RCI skid plates and sliders on my '24 TRD OR LB a week ago. Install on everything was pretty strait forward, especially given the instructions provided on RCI's website.
For the skids, I opted for powdercoated steel over the aluminum. I installed their engine, transmission, transfer case, fuel tank, and rear differential skids. Everything fit really well and the underbelly protection this skids offer is awesome. Now to put them to use.
For the sliders, I went with their 20 degree option with the tread plate. Once again, install was really straight forward and these things are beefy. Should do their job of keeping my rockers from taking any damage. With the 20 degree option, there is still plenty of surface area to be used as a step
For the skids, I opted for powdercoated steel over the aluminum. I installed their engine, transmission, transfer case, fuel tank, and rear differential skids. Everything fit really well and the underbelly protection this skids offer is awesome. Now to put them to use.
For the sliders, I went with their 20 degree option with the tread plate. Once again, install was really straight forward and these things are beefy. Should do their job of keeping my rockers from taking any damage. With the 20 degree option, there is still plenty of surface area to be used as a step
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