graphex
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- Sean
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- Lafayette, CO
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- R1T
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So I was off-roading the other day and approached a rock shelf that was just a bit too high… that silver front skid plate got a nice dent and some scratches and even a small hole. It is surprisingly thin plastic and doesn’t provide much protection for whatever is behind it, so it seems like a great opportunity for an aftermarket product. Has anyone thought about it?
Also curious if anyone has made a similar boo-boo and approached an obstacle that is just a wee bit too tall just wee bit too quick? I have a service ticket in to find out what an OEM trim piece costs, and how much it might be for them to install. I also tore some of the plastic holes on the front of the wheel well as the skid plate pushed back.
I’d love to try something stronger out and even better if there is a potential aftermarket winch mount, but the market is probably too small and immature, unfortunately.
On the bright side, this truck was amazing at tackling a trail rated 7/10 and kept doing things with ease that I didn’t initially think it could do. I didn’t even notice this happened until after a wash with all the mud we went through.
Also curious if anyone has made a similar boo-boo and approached an obstacle that is just a wee bit too tall just wee bit too quick? I have a service ticket in to find out what an OEM trim piece costs, and how much it might be for them to install. I also tore some of the plastic holes on the front of the wheel well as the skid plate pushed back.
I’d love to try something stronger out and even better if there is a potential aftermarket winch mount, but the market is probably too small and immature, unfortunately.
On the bright side, this truck was amazing at tackling a trail rated 7/10 and kept doing things with ease that I didn’t initially think it could do. I didn’t even notice this happened until after a wash with all the mud we went through.
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