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Guest Message by DevFuse

Skidplate for EJ 6 inch lift

Started by torxxx , Oct 07 2012 07:49 PM

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#1 torxxx

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Posted 07 October 2012 - 07:49 PM

So I put some scratches in my oil pan friday night, decided to take an old EA82 skidplate and refab it to work on an EJ car.

Cost = nothing everything was scavenged out of the garbage
Measurements = I eyeballed the skid plate, marked it with a paint marker, split the plate in half. The two mounting holes on the rear of the skidplate need to be wobbled out some (EJ mounting position is a 1/2" wider than the EA82 holes.

The front is just a piece of 2x2 angle and then a 3/4" piece of angle.

Buddy welded it up.