Westin 142-21085 Transfer Case Skid Plate for 18-25 Jeep Wrangler JL
Quadratec Part #:
12150-1110
Westin Part #:
142-21085
Description
When taking your Wrangler JL out for an off-road excursion never over look how a skid plate can save your day from painful damage. From rocks to fallen limbs off-road debris can turn your day into a headache. Make sure your protect your Jeep with an Transfer Case Skid Plate. Made from durable steel this skid plate will give you peace of mind knowing that your transfer case is safe while you are out there having fun.
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Details
Protection: Skid plates are a must to keep vulnerable areas safe and protected from off-road debris.
Construction: Made from durable steel to keep your transfer case from being damaged. Textured black powder coated to prevent rust.
Installation: This is a simple bolt on installation that will not require any drilling or modifications to your Jeep.
- Color: Black
- Armor Type: Transfer Case
- Material: Steel
- Shipping Weight: 25lb
- Shipping Dimensions: 24in x 23in x 4in (L x W x H)
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Westin Transfer Case Skid Plate Reviews
Ray R.
3/6/2021
The directions are terrible. It tells you to install the support bracket bolts loosely and then tighten up later. You can't get access to all of them. You have to tighten them enough to not move the brackets. Place the skid plate in position. Make sure that the holes line up. Remove the plate and then tighten the brackets before placing the plate back on.
