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 Post subject: new skid plate mounting questions (desperate)
PostPosted: Tue Apr 24, 2007 8:34 pm 
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Well I am suppose to leave thursday for hannibal rocks run and I just got my skids from rusty's and the box was thrashed so no mounting hardware made it. I am looking for a list of what I need to mount these bad boys up I have engine/tranny and transfercase skids. I hope it is easy to figure out how they are suppose to mount because there is no directions either if anyone has any info that can help my cause it would be much appreciated thanks guys.

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 Post subject: Re: new skid plate mounting questions (desperate)
PostPosted: Tue Apr 24, 2007 9:11 pm 
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Jeephead1977 wrote:
Well I am suppose to leave thursday for hannibal rocks run and I just got my skids from rusty's and the box was thrashed so no mounting hardware made it. I am looking for a list of what I need to mount these bad boys up I have engine/tranny and transfercase skids. I hope it is easy to figure out how they are suppose to mount because there is no directions either if anyone has any info that can help my cause it would be much appreciated thanks guys.



Carriage bolts through OE holes
drill out holes so 1/2" bplts can be used
use cation when drilling so you dont drill any thing you dont want drilled ,like the oil pan
I like to use a pcs. of 1/4" plate ,but I also use it for the same thing at work so I have it, a pcs of 2X4 wood should work fine
just put it on top of where the bit will come out


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PostPosted: Tue Apr 24, 2007 9:18 pm 
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where would I pick up some carriage bolts? farm and fleet automotive store?

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245 75 R16 Timberline MTs
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Lockers and rocker guards soon

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Jeephead1977 wrote:
where would I pick up some carriage bolts? farm and fleet automotive store?



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what grade of carriage bolt are you using for this?

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callaway wrote:
what grade of carriage bolt are you using for this?


why would it matter?

I would only use grade 5 or something close
If you should sheer one ,wich I doubt you will, with the softer grades they are way easy to drill and use an easy out on
try to drill a grade 8 or even worse an alloy bolt out


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Pray that they dont sheer off and get stuck so they need to be cut or drilled


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how long should these bolts be are they self tapping or do i need nuts and lock washers or nyloc nuts? are these self tappers the same thing that everyone mounts there boulder bars with ?

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Rusty's 2.5 coil w/science guy mod and OME Long shocks
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245 75 R16 Timberline MTs
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Lockers and rocker guards soon

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