TNRunner99
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Anyone know if he will make them without the "Savage" logo etched in the front skid?
Savage Offroad Skidplates
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BrianSD_42
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I also wanted to comment on my last dealings with Savage Offroad.
Long story short: I bought a rear bumper from them last year and its awesome. I just trail tested at Coral Canyon and it held up well.
Long story short: I bought a rear bumper from them last year and its awesome. I just trail tested at Coral Canyon and it held up well.
masson74
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Nope. It's called branding people. BTW I don't work for Roy at Savage, he is just a good buddy. I am a Financial Advisor by profession.
smkd13
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I would agree though the front would be stronger w/o. I will have to see if he can make them without the front but leave the sides... i like the side cutouts
TNRunner99
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Yeah I'm clear on him getting the brand out there. But also give the customer what they want. If I go with these skids and love them, the brand will get out much more by me telling everyone how awesome they are then just someone seeing "Savage" underneath my front bumper.
MountainBiker
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Skids on order! Anxiously waiting!
WhiteFalcon
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Awesome skids!
Well I finally bit the bullet and purchased a full set of skids from Savage. Roy is a great guy to work with and was able to get them out in the time frame I needed for my last trip. These skids are very well built and bolt up pretty easily. They came with all the hardware needed and cover all the necessary points. For paint I ended up using good ol' RustO'leum Truck Bed Liner and they turned out great.
*The front skid is missing some bolts in the photo cause I have stripped out bols in the holes so ignore that*
Well I finally bit the bullet and purchased a full set of skids from Savage. Roy is a great guy to work with and was able to get them out in the time frame I needed for my last trip. These skids are very well built and bolt up pretty easily. They came with all the hardware needed and cover all the necessary points. For paint I ended up using good ol' RustO'leum Truck Bed Liner and they turned out great.
*The front skid is missing some bolts in the photo cause I have stripped out bols in the holes so ignore that*
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infamousRNR
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Dirtyfingers
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Seems like I'm going to need to go with these skids, mine decided they didn't like being under my truck and wanted to be an airplane on the highway...
Wth, how'd that happen?
Dirtyfingers
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Rust and zip ties don't mix, I was trying to keep it on for as long as possible but if it wants to fly let it fly, right? Haha. No but I was looking for some better skids anyways.
