New toys from D44

[fivespddisco]

Fresh off the laser cuter, Devon 4x4's new Lr3 Tank plate. Let me know whet you guys think and keep in mind we post new stuff on our facebook page daily.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Lucky-8-LLC/123570148926

 

[Houm_WA]

I love it. ...but that sump skid won't work with the Rasta products I have installed already. What do those control-arm skid plates sell for?

 

[e24kgold]

Like the tank skid plate and the control arm and tranny ones. The sump guard doesnt have the seemless transition like the one i got from neil

 

[Royal_8]

Look good.. what type of material is being used, and also what are the dimensions. (i.e, thickness of the material) any links for some prices?

 

[fivespddisco]

I love it. ...but that sump skid won't work with the Rasta products I have installed already. What do those control-arm skid plates sell for?

The arm skids are a MUST have. I love these things. They are $168 for the set.
http://lucky8llc.com/Products.asp?ProductID=4488

 

[fivespddisco]

Look good.. what type of material is being used, and also what are the dimensions. (i.e, thickness of the material) any links for some prices?

They are manufactured from 8mm 5083 grade aluminium.
links

http://lucky8llc.com/Products.asp?ProductID=4488

http://lucky8llc.com/Products.asp?ProductID=4487

 

[Houm_WA]

Is the gas tank skid mounted to the frame rails? If so, would they not be mountable with RS Sliders?

 

[fivespddisco]

Is the gas tank skid mounted to the frame rails? If so, would they not be mountable with RS Sliders?

Good point.
I will have to try one out and see how we can make it work

 

[Trynian]

Not bad work. The tank skid looks doable with the sliders and the Rasta T-Case guard many of us have. Just might have to do a little adjsuting on one or the other.

I have to do a lot of that mismatching the best from all sources.

 

[Boaz]

Since the sump guard doesn't have a hole to get to the recovery point, I noticed that you have a couple others poking through the bumper. What was the thinking there? Why not just keep open the access to the original recovery point?