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FS: 4th GEN RCI steel skids for trans & transfer case $399 shipped CONUS. Northern VA

HokieRunner

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FS: 4th GEN RCI steel skids for trans & transfer case $399 shipped CONUS. Northern VA

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RCI skids for 4th Gen V8 (fit my 2005 V8).

This sale is for a trans skid and a transfer case skid. Would preferably sell together. They are powdercoated and in perfect shape. No rust, marring, etc as they were never used. I ended up going with aluminum skids instead. my loss is your gain.

Brand new ones with shipping will run you around $550 (per the RCI website).

Please note these are the original version with holes vs. the newer solid skids.

PM me with questions, etc

$399 Shipped to CONUS.

$350 for local pickup.

 
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Had a question on what I'd knock the price down to for local pickup.

$350 if you pick them up!

Located in Gainesville VA. Working in Fairfax VA during the week.
 
What difference does it make having the holes vs the new ones without? Is it a strength thing?

Sorry for the delay in replying. Just got back in town.

I guess there could be a strength difference but I know folks who were running these with no issue. I know folks who are regularly sliding over rocks might prefer no holes since it's smoother sliding but if you aren't rock crawling and just need beefier protection from logs and random rocks in the woods, etc these will meet those goals and then some.

let me know if you have any other questions. thanks.
 

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