Received my Pro-Armor swingarm skid plate today via UPS after ordering last week. Gotta say this is the beefiest skid I've ever seen! Craftsmanship and quality top notch. Will be installing this weekend, will let everyone know how it goes on. I've always gone with PRM, but this is a step above....

I'll take some digital pics prior to install and after install if Steve or Marky want to put them up. PM me with email addresses if you'll post them.

 

Send em' to me and I'll post them .

 

That's next on my to-buy list.
When you coming to Badlands Barkbiter?

 

I am hoping to make it out in August. Your days off in July didn't work too well with my schedule. I'll definitely make it out... on the to do list for summer!

This thing definitely looks like its well worth the money, $10 more than PRM but what a part. I'll email Steve the pics in the AM so hopefully he'll let us know when they're up. If the fit is good, I'll be picking up the frame guard next.

 

Pictures posted! Thanks Dean! Pro Armor Skid plate...

 

That sucker is downright awesome! Work of art alright, and I love the tow strap slot. DS's always have to tow the breakdowns, since we got so much torque and all!
I'll be getting one, no doubt.

 

I installed the Pro-Armor skid plate and it went on really easy. No need to loosen the axle nut and slide it sideways crap to get the rotor and/or rear sprocket out the way. Took no more than 1/2hr including some photo time. Highly recommend. Buttfungus should have the before/after photos up soon.

 

Pro Armor before and after shots... submitted by Dean!

 

Hey that looks pretty good but my question is what happens if you are running a 42 or 43 tooth rear sprocket? will it fit then without having to grind some of the meat out? And what is it bolting up to?

 

Never mind on the bolting I figured it out. But still interested in the clearance, also what do you do with the original protecters?