HomeMade Skidplates
#2
I made my own plates also, went to local heat&air contractor who also has a nice metal fabrication shop and got the metal. made a template out of cardboard first -size shape and bends. lay it out flat and trace outline on metal and mark bends-where and how much. I used metal conduit clamps with two holes in them and small machine screws&nuts done this a year ago cost about $60.00 metal and cuting/bending labor
#3
My cousins made skidplates for there grizz, recon, and wolverine/ They had a thickkk sheet of diamond platethat they bentby running it over eith a dump truck and cut with a concrete/metal saw/// they attached it with u bolts and although its a little heavy, they r the toughest skidplates i've seen yet
#4
i didnt make them but the guy i bought my warrior from made some really nice skid plates for it that cover the entire underside. he was a really good welder and used a tig welder on some .250 aluminum. they look really good
#5
i made my own for my blaster. cost me $0 because i got all of my material from work.
i used aluminum with adel clamps to fasten it to the frame. i used weatherstripping between the frame and aluminum to reduce vibration.
came out perfect and i thought about making some more then selling them.
the hardest part will be perfecting your template. i used cardboard then keep fitting and trimming.
i used aluminum with adel clamps to fasten it to the frame. i used weatherstripping between the frame and aluminum to reduce vibration.
came out perfect and i thought about making some more then selling them.
the hardest part will be perfecting your template. i used cardboard then keep fitting and trimming.
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