Our 4WD SMB has a lot more ground clearance than typical 4WD SUVs and pickups so I've never worried about having skid plates. When in doubt, my wife is an excellent spotter!
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Jack
'01 Ford EB50p Quigley 4WD
Most folks don't run them on vans but I think Ujoint offers some. I have seen some custom ones on the rear of EB vans to protect water tanks, underfloor boxes, air compressors etc. I don't think they're very necessary on most vans though for all reasons above.
Location: Rancho Nuevo (Cabo/Todos Santos) B.C.S. and San Diego, CA
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We have provide a few custom skid plates for customers.
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Four time Baja 1000 winner, four time Baja 500 winner. Solo'ed the Baja 1000 to LaPaz/Cabo twice.
4-Wheeling since 1972, Desert Racing since 1989.
Location: Rancho Nuevo (Cabo/Todos Santos) B.C.S. and San Diego, CA
Posts: 1,952
Just crush them!
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Four time Baja 1000 winner, four time Baja 500 winner. Solo'ed the Baja 1000 to LaPaz/Cabo twice.
4-Wheeling since 1972, Desert Racing since 1989.
Thanks for all the input. I was a bit nervous about being so exposed on the underside. I feel much better about heading out into challenging terrain now that I know how you'll are rolling.
Ramsey, The first thing we did upon our arrival into CA last year was to have your RIP kit and additional springs installed. Unfortunately, we did not get to meet as you were in Baja. We did meet John, who did a super install. Just want to say Thanks for a great product.