Well we finally got the diff cover fitted,perfect fit and no mods needed.It sure is pretty also.From being very high clearance you could even shave about 1/2" off the bottom of the diff itself and still not have any cover hanging out.I fitted it onto my diff since we wanted to make sure it had plenty of room with a ARB locker,clears just fine.To bad I had to take it off .It's made out of 90,000psi ductile iron,and no welds to leak.Fluid capicity will be the same if not a little more then stock.Sorry no drain plug,and will not be offered with one.

Looks darn nice, can't wait for them to get into production!

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That is a thing of beauty. I'm still waiting on my cover from bugnout. Then I still have to send it back to Ruff Stuff because they want to replace it. This would have been the cover I was going to buy if I hadn't gotten such and amazing deal on the Ruff Stuff. It looks killer. Are you going to be able to run these on your new axles Troy? I mean does Riddler make them for the axles you are swapping in?

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Pretty sweet unit. Looks tough!

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'74 CJ5
304/T15

when will these be for sale?

Riddler makes diff covers for many axles,next week I'll be ordering my Riddler D44 and D60 covers.
http://www.riddlermfg.com/products.html

Nice

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Very soon,you all will be some of the first to know when they are officially for sale.The one RL has is the first one made to test fit.I can't say actual price but should be similar to his other covers of the same size.

thanks bro. ill buy it the day it comes out. i have a leaky diff guard on now that is driving me crazy.

I watched the promo video on these, and they look strong enough.

So, are these in production for the KJ now?

not yet, but we will be the first to know he said

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The Riddler covers did very good/same compared to other diff aemor on the market.
http://www.jpmagazine.com/techarticles/drivetrain/154_0708_bulletproof_test/index.html

I saw that test a while back when I was researching covers. Very cool test, that Great Lakes thing must be scary bada$$. That would be the last thing to go or give out on your jeep for sure. Kind of a bummer to blow a lot of cool diff covers though. But didn't cost them and it is good advertising for some of the manufacturers. I was also bummed not to see the Ruff Stuff one on there.

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Where do I sign up for the job of testing those covers

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2005 CRD "Ol' Blue"
Red Ryder carbine-action, two hundred shot range model air rifle with a compass in the stock and this thing which tells time.
My build page- RL Komodo Rear and TJM Front Bumper, armored, lifted, JBA Steel D30, 4.10s and ARB air lockers.

wow.. that's a awesome diff cover. if it were out when i was doing mine i would've bought one hands down. that is a very very nice/shinny jack you have as well..

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2006 Renegade. Completely stock.

looks solid . doesn't seem to be many rear diff covers for the jeep liberty Chysler 8.25 just this riddler and/or ruff stuff

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