I installed the skid plates for the transfer case and the fuel line bundle today.
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Installed the transfer case and fuel bundle skid plates.
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Cool, have part numbers for us? Was this an easy install?
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I love this forum, learn something new everyday! I'm assuming these skid plates will fit the '15 Durango as well?
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Road debris, ice chunks, anything else that might be in the road that you can't avoid. I would rather have the extra protection personally.
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Sound good enough.... Website & Price, Sir (Possible Mod) lol
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He gives the part number above. Copy that and check EBay/Amazon/Google. I found them for $100 on Amazon.
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Did you have to tap any pre existing holes or was it as simple as bolting things up?
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If your vehicle is stock everything just bolts right up. You will have to remove the plastic cover for the brakes lines and support brackets that mount to the transfer case. Because I have aftermarket Westin step bars I had to drill a hole in the transfer case skid plate to allow for one of the mounting brackets.
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If your truck is a pavement princess they are not necessary. I do some mild off roading so I consider them cheap insurance to busting something under the truck on a rock. I found mine on eBay for $87.
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