steel?
I can't help but ask how it happened? That's a steel skid and a pretty good dent with a direct front impact. Were you driving too fast on the trail? Just didn't see it? Misjudged the height of the object? I'm glad it did its job and saved any damage to your vehicle.
I’m not 100% sure, but I think it was a combination of eyes drifted from the trail and / or the rock slipped in front as I was approaching it.
I was between 5-10mph, approaching a steep downward grade that started with a turn, so I was slow for sure.
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That's great. I got mine last week but I couldn't get the original skid plate off. I'm going to buy an impact wrench to get the bolts loose.
I may wait to install it until I get the lift installed since I have no off-road plans for the immediate future.
Went out to Calico Ghost Town last weekend with friends to off road and found out why we need a differential skid plate. Ouch, I got hung up with the diff between a rock and a hard place. Had to back up over some rocks to get it out. Almost got the jack out.
If that skid plate pictured above were aluminum you would not be able to bang it out flat. Aluminum cracks when you bend it through several cycles.