I JUST PUT A BRAND NEW FULL SKID PLATE UNDER MY WOLVY A REAR SKID PLATE AND A A ARM SKID PLATE ON BOTH SIDES IN THE FRONT OF IT. IT SEEMS TO VIBRATE ALOT SINCE I PUT THEM ON I DUNNO IF ITS THE SKID PLATE OR SUMPTHIN ELSE. BUT IF ANYONE HAD THIS SAME PROBLEM I WOULD APPRECIATE IT OF U TOLD ME HOW DO DEAL WITH IT SUMHOW

 

If it is the skid plate that is making that noise, then go to a local hard ware store and pick up some rubber washers that should solve the problem. Then put the rubber washers betweent the frame and the skid plate.

 

I PUT LOCK TIGHT IN THE BOLTS SO I DUNNO IF ITS GUNNA BE THAT EASY

 

As long as you used the blue stuff you'll be able to get the bolts loose. Take it from a guy that uses a LOT of Loctite on 2 Harleys and 2 quads. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]

 

I HAD THE GREEN STUFF

 

The green stuff is the "wicking" formula, you'll be able to get the bolts loose. The red stuff is the tough stuff. For normal use the blue formula is the best for when you want it to hold well but be able to get a bolt off when you need to.

 

I DUNNO IF ITS THE SKID PLAT VIBRATING OR NOT ON UR WOLVERIN DO U HAVE ANYTHING THAT VIBRATES ALOT........IT ONLY SEEMS TO HAPEN WEN I REV MY RPMS UP

 

Yeah, it's kind of "buzzy" in the upper rpm's. I've checked the torque of all the engine bolts, checked the fender mounts and everything else. It's just the nature of the beast.
I went with the Maier plastic skid plate on mine. I had one on my '93 300EX and it took a lot of abuse and held up really well. So far the one on the Wolverine is too. We do a lot of rock crawling and banging over fallen trees. It's really hard to believe the plastic holds up as well as it does.

 

YEAH THE SAME WE DO HERE.... I HAVE A PROBLEM HITTIN ROCKS FOR SUM REASON AND THE WOLVY WAS IS SO LOW TO THE GROUND ITS HARD TO NOT ANY ROX ON A RIDE.... BUT I GOT AN ALUMINUM DG SKID PLATE REAR FULL BOTTOM AND A ARM SKID PLATES

 

Another option besides the rubber washers is a piece of bicycle inner tube. I just cut about an 8" piece out of an old tube I had and placed it along the center frame rail. The noise was gone and the tube has never worked itself out. A piece along the outside rails sure wouldn't hurt either.