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Can’t believe you doubted the TH for even a second..

Also, the RCI shock and trailing arm armour is direct bolt on with no need for additional modifications, highly recommend, and can vouch that they actually work well.
Hey there, quick question... I saw that there's some conflicting info on the RCI website regarding fitment of the trailing arm skids and the shock skids and the Trailhunter. You can confirm fitment?
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Hey there, quick question... I saw that there's some conflicting info on the RCI website regarding fitment of the trailing arm skids and the shock skids and the Trailhunter. You can confirm fitment?
Yeah, I remember now.. the shock and rear arm skids mounted fine. The front arm skids- I had to cut them a little,, the stock sliders were in the way from mounting. I think I just cut a little off the skid, nothing to it.
 
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Yeah, I remember now.. the shock and rear arm skids mounted fine. The front arm skids- I had to cut them a little,, the stock sliders were in the way from mounting. I think I just cut a little off the skid, nothing to it.
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A fellow El Pasoan! Nice! Welcome to the forum! I really need to check out that trail. I wonder if my stock+ TRD Off-road would handle it ok.
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