Oil Pan Skid

Is an oil pan skid really needed?

  • No skid-Pan has not been hit by anything yet and still good as new

    Votes: 3 33.3%
  • No skid-Have a few minor scratches the pan

    Votes: 1 11.1%
  • No skid-Pan has been hit hard by a rock, stump, etc

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Have skid already, but has not been hit yet

    Votes: 2 22.2%
  • Have skid already, pan has been hit hard

    Votes: 3 33.3%

  • Total voters
    9

j3ph3ry_j33p

New member
the M.O.R.E. JK oil-pan/engine skid is a steal for the price and was simple-to-install peace-of-mind that has already paid for itself. I did have to wrap the crossover pipe in titanium lava rock exhaust manifold wrap to negate an annoying little rattle when reverse was engaged and said pipe just touched the skid but that took me all of ten minutes and 9 bucks on eBay. The skid is great and strong as crap.....
 

JKbrick

Active Member
Just installed the EVO oil pan skid yesterday. It was a fairly easy install plus got to buy a new tool as a bonus. Got an inch-pound torque wrench
 

cozdude

Guy with a Red 2-Door
Yup, we've run a Rancho skid and they are very affordable, easy to install and work great. :yup:

Agreed! It has a few scratches on it from misreading my line but no dents! Greg's signature with his custom painted Rancho skid for more power pushed me toward it :cheesy:


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Aeraun

New member
I have a Rockhard4x4 one. Straight forward install, no real issues. Has the door for oil changes and is beefy. I haven't seen any others in person but I am quite happy with it. Got some nice trail marks and dings in it first run with it.

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