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RCI Off Road Spring Group Buy 2017

Does anyone have picture of an RCI KDSS skid...?

I put on the order:
"Skids are for a 2006 GX 470 with KDSS.

We spoke on the phone the other day and I was told to ask for the 5th Gen front plate to make it work

Thank you so much for the discount, gents. Truly appreciate it."

Fairly certain I don't have the correct front skid.
 
My card has been charged but still nothing about shipping. Then again I did order it the night this was ending.
 
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My car has been charged but still nothing about shipping. Then again I did order it the night this was ending.
I just got mine and I ordered 3 hrs after the group buy started. Trust me, the skids are worth the wait.

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Got around to washing the underside of the truck and put my skids on today. Here they are laid out before the install. The most difficult part was installing the transfer case crossmember. Otherwise it was pretty straight forward.
 

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Thanks for sharing! Can I use the existing stock filler plate with the RCI front skids?

You won't have any places to mount the nuts for the rear mounting holes on the filler plate. The stock front skids has access holes where you'd put the nuts for the filler plate, the RCI won't. You can still screw in the front nuts on the stock filler plate but it won't be secure in the rear. I mean you could wedge (and possibly trim) it up above the RCI front skid since it's just plastic but it's not an exact fit.
 
You won't have any places to mount the nuts for the rear mounting holes on the filler plate. The stock front skids has access holes where you'd put the nuts for the filler plate, the RCI won't. You can still screw in the front nuts on the stock filler plate but it won't be secure in the rear. I mean you could wedge (and possibly trim) it up above the RCI front skid since it's just plastic but it's not an exact fit.



If its plastic, I might try to play around with it. Thanks!
 
For those who received steels skids, did you have any trouble installing by yourself or did you need a hand to support the skids while you installed?
 
For those who received steels skids, did you have any trouble installing by yourself or did you need a hand to support the skids while you installed?

A good floor jack makes a world of difference. If not, get a friend to help. I'm a pretty strong dude and the steel skids on my 4Runner would kick my ass every time I had to put them on or take them off. Got a good floor jack and it was a cake walk. Center the skid on the jack, move it to where you need it, and jack it up into place.

If I had gotten steel skids again I would have made a little attachment for my jack to give the lifting point a wider base. It's a bit awkward to balance them on the jack sometimes.
 
Received and installed my aluminum skid yesterday. My wife commented how nice it looks and then laughed saying it will not look like that for long.
 

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