Hi Everyone,
I picked up my truck from my cousins shop the other day. He just got done changing my transfer case fluid, break pads, and he also installed some arp extended studs to my front hubs. I didn't realize this but only half my bolts were threaded to my oem studs due to my 1.5inch wheel spacer. Now I know why spidertrax doesn't make 1.5inch wheel spacers for our trucks lolol
So yesterday I got an email at work stating that my RCI skid plates came in, so you bet I was super excited to get home. Once I got home, I looked at the package and only noticed one box. I opened it up and I find out that I only received my oil pan skid and transfer case mount. I was immediately upset because I ordered the entire skid plate package from RCI (oil,trans, and transfer case). The first thing I did was check my tracking number, and the first thing I read was that only part of my package was delivered, which was a huge sign of relief for me. Anyways, I was so excited I decided to put on my oil pan skid since I got home so early from work

I decided to go with the 3/16 steel and boy these skid plates are no joke! I definitely think the bolts will break before a hole can be made in this thing.
The rest of my skid plates came in the mail today, but I got home kind of late so I wasn't able to put them on.
I also decided to pick up a safari snorkel from showstoppersoffroad. I would highly recommend them to anyone! They carry everything you can ever want for your truck, from suspension to bumpers. They are located in Glendale California and I believe they are a vendor on this forum. If you're reading this Chuck, thank you for the snorkel!
I only took a couple of pictures of the snorkel box and transfer case/ trans skid plates. I'll definitely take more once everything is on!
I also took a picture of my oem wheel studs holding my 1.5inch spacer. Again, if anyone decides to run a 1.5inch spacer, don't make the same mistake I did and slap it on your oem studs. Make sure to swap them out and run extended studs. I personally went with ARP racing studs.
I'll post more pics and updates as time comes!