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Warn 65020 Engine Skid (6-cyl)
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Product Information
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$150.00 |
| Average Price: |
$125.00 |
| Manufacturer: |
Warn |
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Warn Oil Pan Skid Plate for Jeep Warngler TJ 1997-03 6CYL (Excludes Rubicon Model) -- The unique design virtually eliminates rust creating welds. The skid plate is a bolt on design with a frame attachmetn bracket that allows drive shaft travel. It also means easy conversion from a stock to lifted vehicle. Made from 1/8 in. and 3/8 in. steel and black powder coated.
Slightly lighter weight than most competitor's skids, this skid is not suggested for hardcore rock crawling. However, MOST users will find it serves well to protect against normal dings and potential damage.
Provides excellent value for those seeking moderate bolt on protection.
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rybo's Reviews
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Price: $300.00
Pros: Nice product. well made
Cons: a little thin, hard to install
Recommended? Yes
Comments: Good product for the price. Hard to install, had to get creative with jacks to line up the axels
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06TJX's Reviews
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04-01-2009, 02:12 PM |
Warn 65020 Engine Skid (6-cyl)
Price: $40.00
Recommended? Yes
Comments: thin metal, but again, for the price i paid, it gives me a little more protection that what I had.
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BIGET's Reviews
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10-11-2008, 05:29 PM |
Warn 65020 Engine Skid (6-cyl)
Recommended? Yes
Comments: factory stock lasted two trips, this one is well worth it. Protects from front of engine to center belly pan. transmission, engine, everything nice and armored.
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telemundo846's Reviews
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08-06-2008, 08:24 PM |
Warn 65020 Engine Skid (6-cyl)
Price: $75.00
Recommended? Yes
Comments: Nice Plate, but it scratches really easy, i light rub with a penny takes of paint
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EvilSpock's Reviews
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05-14-2008, 12:15 AM |
Warn 65020 Engine Skid (6-cyl)
Price: $150.00
Recommended? No
Comments: Sucks, front drive line hits on hoop when flexing.
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PullMeSideways's Reviews
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03-09-2008, 03:20 PM |
Warn 65020 Engine Skid (6-cyl)
Price: $110.00
Recommended? No
Comments: Too thin, but will protect your oil pan and tranny, the problem is you will have to take it off a couple times a year to try to pound the thing straight again.
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BaddAndy's Reviews
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10-16-2007, 10:51 PM |
Warn 65020 Engine Skid (6-cyl)
Pros: Full coverage
Cons: Bends easily
Recommended? Yes
Comments: Got mine used in near-new condition. Will not support weight of Jeep, definately just a "skid" plate
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cb19950's Reviews
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09-12-2007, 03:11 PM |
Warn 65020 Engine Skid (6-cyl)
Pros: Cheap, gets the job done
Cons: bends and have to pull it to get to motor
Recommended? Yes
Comments: It gets the job done but if its bent it is REALLY hard to install it.,..takes two with tons of cuss words to go along with it.
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ColoradoTJ's Reviews
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08-09-2006, 09:55 AM |
Warn 65020 Engine Skid (6-cyl)
Price: $110.00
Pros: I like how it reduces the "shovel" effect of the transfer case skid.
Cons: Bends kind of easy.
Recommended? No
Comments: It's not a bad skid but if you wan to do it right I would look at a heavier more expensive option. I will provide protection and I guess that's the most important thing.
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wahoojeep's Reviews
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08-05-2006, 07:11 PM |
Warn 65020 Engine Skid (6-cyl)
Pros: Better than no skid
Cons: Thin, bends easily, rusts
Recommended? No
Comments: I installed this skid without researching. I thought because it was made by Warn it would be solid. Mine was bent badly and started to rust within a year. Better than nothing, but will not hold up to rocks. Will probably protect you fine in the mall parking lot.
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RedefinedTJ's Reviews
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08-04-2006, 05:59 PM |
Warn 65020 Engine Skid (6-cyl)
Price: $90.00
Pros: Not a bad price, easy install, protects all the important stuff
Cons: they bend, still protect everything, but once it is bent you cant fix it, also wont fit Rubicon
Recommended? Yes
Comments: Mine has taken several huge hits, and I have not seen any damage yet to the oil pan. Mine has a nice bend in it, but no problems with protection.
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