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Author:  JdubKJ03 [ Tue Feb 19, 2013 10:02 am ]
Post subject:  ASFIR SKIDS
Hey, Guys, girls I came across a great sale on ASFIR skids for for KJ. Already got mine from this distributor in Scottsdale AZ. The shop was great to work with.[url]http://asfir4x4.com/catalog-jeep/catalog-jeep-liberty[/url]. Shipped to me super fast, should be arriving today!!!! :D http://www.asfir4x4.com. Been wanting these for a while but they were so expensive. Pics to come when I get them installed. :BANANA: Tell em you heard about it from Jeremey from Colorado
Author:  tommudd [ Tue Feb 19, 2013 10:12 am ]
Post subject:  Re: ASFIR SKIDS
Some others on here have them,
they do look nice and shiny
Author:  JdubKJ03 [ Tue Feb 19, 2013 10:25 am ]
Post subject:  Re: ASFIR SKIDS
Yes indeed shiny and light :lol: couldn't pass up $155 for the front skid :SOMBRERO:
Author:  jinstall [ Tue Feb 19, 2013 11:03 am ]
Post subject:  ASFIR SKIDS
Wow
Author:  dgeist [ Tue Feb 19, 2013 11:21 am ]
Post subject:  Re: ASFIR SKIDS
The front clip coming up to the lower radiator support is a nice feature (more important for those with trimmed or aftermarket bumpers, obviously). If I didn't already have an aftermarket front, I'd definitely look at this one. The access hole for diff service is a nice feature, too.

By the way, from the international site, here's the trans/tranny and fuel tank skids:

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Dan
Author:  surfRenegade [ Wed Feb 20, 2013 4:09 am ]
Post subject:  Re: ASFIR SKIDS
It says its for diesel. Is there something different between the diesel and gasser for this part??
Author:  jinstall [ Wed Feb 20, 2013 11:26 am ]
Post subject:  ASFIR SKIDS
Yes normally it is for the oil filter
Author:  dgeist [ Thu Feb 21, 2013 5:12 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: ASFIR SKIDS
jinstall wrote:
Yes normally it is for the oil filter


Well, sort of... I don't think anyone's skids actually interfere with the filter, but with this one might make it hard to get to the filter with it installed.

Of more consequence is the transmission/xfer case pattern. On the US-spec CRDs, the 545RFE puts the bolts into the transmission cross-member in slightly different places (i.e. an 02 gasser skid with a 45RFE auto fits perfectly on a CRD). I'm not sure about the international fitment, since the manuals may have different slightly length/placement of the transmission, too.

The fuel tank skid is the same for anyone 02-07

Dan
Author:  arengant [ Thu Feb 21, 2013 6:14 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: ASFIR SKIDS
dgeist wrote:
jinstall wrote:
Yes normally it is for the oil filter


Well, sort of... I don't think anyone's skids actually interfere with the filter, but with this one might make it hard to get to the filter with it installed.

Of more consequence is the transmission/xfer case pattern. On the US-spec CRDs, the 545RFE puts the bolts into the transmission cross-member in slightly different places (i.e. an 02 gasser skid with a 45RFE auto fits perfectly on a CRD). I'm not sure about the international fitment, since the manuals may have different slightly length/placement of the transmission, too.

The fuel tank skid is the same for anyone 02-07

Dan


I thought the 04-07 were the same, (gasser to crd) but if you wanted to use one on an 02 you had to modify it... I don't remember what part number I used when I bought mine.

I noticed though with my oversized filter I can no longer get the filter off without loosening the trans skid with the OEM skid.
Author:  Pippobug [ Fri Feb 22, 2013 7:54 am ]
Post subject:  Re: ASFIR SKIDS
Hi,
ASFIR Transfer/Geabox will not fit onto a KJ V6 because of where the exhaust passes close to the subframe, might fit a KJ 2.4 petrol, CRD not a problem. I have one fitted and we were looking to see if we could on a V6 over here.

Fil.
Author:  dgeist [ Mon Feb 25, 2013 5:40 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: ASFIR SKIDS
arengant wrote:

I thought the 04-07 were the same, (gasser to crd) but if you wanted to use one on an 02 you had to modify it... I don't remember what part number I used when I bought mine.

I noticed though with my oversized filter I can no longer get the filter off without loosening the trans skid with the OEM skid.


The late-model KJ Mopar skid and the "one size really fits all" model from Skid row didn't line-up with the pattern on my transmission crossmember. SR's answer at the time was "take out a drill and put some new holes in it". I tried a used mopar skid from another member (who had an early model gas KJ with 45RFE transmission) and everything lined up.

Ultimately, I can only speak for what I've tried, but the differences in transmissions do seem to correspond to my experiences.

Dan
Author:  arengant [ Mon Feb 25, 2013 6:43 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: ASFIR SKIDS
dgeist wrote:
arengant wrote:

I thought the 04-07 were the same, (gasser to crd) but if you wanted to use one on an 02 you had to modify it... I don't remember what part number I used when I bought mine.

I noticed though with my oversized filter I can no longer get the filter off without loosening the trans skid with the OEM skid.


The late-model KJ Mopar skid and the "one size really fits all" model from Skid row didn't line-up with the pattern on my transmission crossmember. SR's answer at the time was "take out a drill and put some new holes in it". I tried a used mopar skid from another member (who had an early model gas KJ with 45RFE transmission) and everything lined up.

Ultimately, I can only speak for what I've tried, but the differences in transmissions do seem to correspond to my experiences.

Dan


Ahh, okay. I must have ordered an earlier one because my mopar one fits great ;)

Any of you experts think that the aluminum is an upgrade over the stamped mopar ones? I am always worried about my transmission from stories on here, but I am not sure the extra expense and weight is worth it
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