Rock Hard 4x4 Complete Bellypan Skid Plate System w/ Dual Crossmembers
JL 4DR Diesel
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The Jeep Wrangler JL brings many upgrades over the best-selling 2007 - 2018 JK but also has its own unique undercarriage short-comings. It lacks any skid plates! A selling feature of the JL is also a hint at a major flaw: the suspension capabilities and increase fender flare clearance require less lift to increase tire size. This means wheelers can install larger tires and tackle tougher trails without having to install a traditional suspension lift kit. Less lift means more dragging your undercarriage and drivetrain all over the rocks.
Belly-Pan Design
To help you make it to the end of the trail, Rock Hard 4x4's offering their most comprehensive and largest skid plate system we've ever designed. This is a true "belly pan" system that protects all your vital drivetrain components. The new JL 8-speed transmission drives fantastic but is very long and pushes your drivetrain further back underneath your rig. To protect your transmission and transfer case, they had to increase the size of their skid plates. This is where their "belly pan" design gets to work. From frame rail to frame rail and oil pan to exhaust resonator, RH4x4's design is comprehensive and complete.
Dual Crossmembers
Jeep had a brilliant idea to make the JL frame rails out of a new harder material, but trail testing has exposed a major flaw: thinner walls but stronger material twists! Early in 2018's Easter Jeep Safari exposed major flexing and twisting in rigs coming back off their day's runs. To prevent this plus strengthen their larger skid plates, we include 2 new 1" by 2" thick steel crossmembers. These CNC machined crossmembers extend from driver to passenger side frame rails and not only give their skid plates the foundation they need to protect your drivetrain but also take twist and flex out of your frame.
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Q: RH 4x4 Bellypans KoKo3 years ago
Is the only difference between this kit and the Aluminum kit the type of metal used?
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Q: Weight Adam 5 years ago
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A: 280 pounds for the steel versus 190 pounds for the aluminum.
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Q: Fuel Filet opening mess5 years ago
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A: There is not.
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