New Product Sneak Peek! M.O.R.E Skid Plates for 5th Gen 4Runner - Only @ Battle Born!

I am impressed with the quality and appreciate ''options'' to the established products available (I have full RCI aluminum set on my Ghetto SR-5!) I like the coverage of the A-arm skids and look forward to the gas tank skid pics!

Thank you! RCI makes a nice product and we had those on our shop 4Runner before switching to M.O.R.E.

We've got some other products to announce soon that will probably be right up your alley
 
Thank you! RCI makes a nice product and we had those on our shop 4Runner before switching to M.O.R.E.

We've got some other products to announce soon that will probably be right up your alley

Adding a steel option (3/16) makes a world of difference.

The design of the front is very close to the RCI's but more gussets and a bit wider front so that's a plus. Hard to see what's happening further back. The RCI transfer skid with the crossmember has been outstanding for me. But I was never sold on their gas tank so went Shrock and on their rLCA so I went Total Chaos there (to avoid drilling). The Shrock gas skid was really painful to install but has been great since.

Any plans for a rear differential skid? It is not as important as the others, but it can sure preserve the appearance of the differential and the drain plug.
 
Adding a steel option (3/16) makes a world of difference.

The design of the front is very close to the RCI's but more gussets and a bit wider front so that's a plus. Hard to see what's happening further back. The RCI transfer skid with the crossmember has been outstanding for me. But I was never sold on their gas tank so went Shrock and on their rLCA so I went Total Chaos there (to avoid drilling). The Shrock gas skid was really painful to install but has been great since.

Any plans for a rear differential skid? It is not as important as the others, but it can sure preserve the appearance of the differential and the drain plug.

Thank you for the feedback! We did try to maximized coverage with ours and they are a bit wider than other offerings without getting in the way of anything . We also designed them to be very easy for the home mechanic to install.

We are planning to release a rear diff skid, shock guards, and a few other items.
 
I have no experience in working with metal. I googled “aircraft grade aluminum” and have gotten different numbers. Can you advise the actual grade of the aluminum you use.

Thanks
 
I received the full set aluminum skid plates and installed so far only the front and mid skids.
Few points:
- need bigger (external diameter) and thicker washers. As the bolt slots are designed for good reasons with tolerance, the washers sometime are too small
- for the front skid I propose to make the skid about 1/2' longer in the front to accommodate the OEM filler plate
- please post installation instructions on your web site so we can print copies
- need better instructions on installing the rear skid as it is not clear how to install those nuts with long handles... really need some help here
 
I received the full set aluminum skid plates and installed so far only the front and mid skids.
Few points:
- need bigger (external diameter) and thicker washers. As the bolt slots are designed for good reasons with tolerance, the washers sometime are too small
- for the front skid I propose to make the skid about 1/2' longer in the front to accommodate the OEM filler plate
- please post installation instructions on your web site so we can print copies
- need better instructions on installing the rear skid as it is not clear how to install those nuts with long handles... really need some help here

We have forwarded this along to MORE. Please shoot us a PM with your order number and we will get proper hardware and instructions to you. Thanks!
 

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