Anyone tried Juggernaut’s fuel tank plate? Be curious if it fits with the larger aftermarket tanks that allow you to reuse the factory plate.
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Yes, it’s an easy one man jobIs it easy enough for one person to do in the driveway? Or more of two person type of job?
Two people is preferredIs it easy enough for one person to do in the driveway? Or more of two person type of job?
More the merrier!Or three???
I talked with Juggernaut today and they are developing a skid plate for the S&B 60 gallon but aren't quite sure when it will be released.Anyone tried Juggernaut’s fuel tank plate? Be curious if it fits with the larger aftermarket tanks that allow you to reuse the factory plate.
wouldn't be surprised if you called them & if they don't already make one for it, they wouldAnyone tried Juggernaut’s fuel tank plate? Be curious if it fits with the larger aftermarket tanks that allow you to reuse the factory plate.
100% agree with this commentwouldn't be surprised if you called them & if they don't already make one for it, they would
I did it by myself, without lifting the truck up, and it took about an hour. A second person and/or taking the time to put the truck on jack stands would make it even easier. Sometimes I'm too stubborned to for my own good.Is it easy enough for one person to do in the driveway? Or more of two person type of job?
SOMEone has to keep the beers coming..Or three???
Anyone? Anyone?Does anyone have a 23+ factory skid plate for a 6.7 they have removed and wanted a little cash for? I just bought the S&B 60 gallon tank and I'm sure all of you are well aware I don't have a Tremor or FX4 so it didn't come with them. Not sure I want to wait for the Juggernaut.
I don't think there is an aftermarket option for the fuel tank skid plate, so most folks probably arn't removing the stock one.Anyone? Anyone?
Right, that’s what I’m asking: has anyone upgraded their factory 34 tank skid plate and want to sell and ship the take-off? I don’t want to buy one new from the dealer because I’d rather wait and buy a better one for a similar price. If someone has one for $100-200 all-in I’d do that. Thanks for the reply.Apparently there are several aftermarket skid plates for the fuel tanks. Both Juggernaut and ASFIR make one, but it looks like they are for the stock tanks only.
I do not see an aftermarket one for the 60 gallon tank.
Maybe someone upgraded to one of these and would give you their old plate? I am not sure what shipping costs are, but it looks like you can pick one up from a local dealer for a few hundred dollars. They seem to be between $275 and $400 depending on the dealer.
I have not noticed any issues with my Juggernaut and pulling a trailer. Temps remained the same for me.For those running aftermarket engine, transmission, and steering stabilizer skid plates please weigh in. I am looking at the Juggernaut and ASFIR.
I pull a 5th wheel and am curious about transmission heat buildup.
Full disclosure, I poked a hole in my 2024 transmission by running over a large stick!
I want to protect against this in the future.
Same here - I have the Juggernaut and I have not seen any difference in trans temps, even when I am towing. Unloaded my trans is 200-210° and loaded it is 210-220°. The highest I have ever seen it is 226°. That was in the middle of summer, towing my trailer, doing 70 mph up a 5 mile long 7% slope through the mountains.I have not noticed any issues with my Juggernaut and pulling a trailer. Temps remained the same for me.