Skid plates questions (Canada)

[Eagle86]

I've been rooting around for skid plates for a week or so now for my 2019 Warlock Classic but nothing really jumps out at me for being semi-economical and decent here in Canada.

Anyone chime in with personal skid plate experience? Which ones to pass by, which ones are good? All that stuffs.

 

[6.7CumminsDrvr]

Don’t help you much but the skid plate that came with my 4” Superlift is pretty damn beefy. A full set would be nice though, following the thread.

 

[gixxer]

Don't have one, but if you could get dimensions you could have a fabricator do you one locally. Might be worth getting a quote

 

[Friednice]

Theres 3 options for the 4th gens, will likely fit the classic 2019 model as well if its the same body style. Transfer case, front diff and electronic steering and thats it for oem. as far as aftermarket goes im still looking as well, that plastic transmission pan is pretty exposed. may just end up making one.

if you do find one let us know

cheers

 

[8SpdHemi]

Following this as well.

 

[kurek]

The factory stuff has been pretty good for me so far.

There are part numbers for the plates individually and for the kits, the kits include the rivnuts and other bits necessary to perform installation on a vehicle not originally equipped.

This one is the transfer case skid plate and crossmember.

This one is the front diff protection

This one is the electric power steering protection

 

[Truck Fun]

I've had the oem plates put on my truck. The power steering plate has been discontinued by Ram but I got one from All Mopar Parts. I don't know if all 4th gen & classic trucks have the mounting holes for the power steering or not. I would have preferred a one-piece front plate but there wasn't anything aftermarket.

 

[kurek]

I have tried to get Adventure Driven Design to make us skidplates because their quality is top notch especially for the $$ but "they" are a one man operation and he says he doesn't know if enough Ram owners want to spend money on non-vanity products. As in hidden under the truck so all they can do is actually earn their keep, as opposed to lights and bumpers that you can show off on Insta

 

[El Huapo]

The factory stuff has been pretty good for me so far.

There are part numbers for the plates individually and for the kits, the kits include the rivnuts and other bits necessary to perform installation on a vehicle not originally equipped.

This one is the transfer case skid plate and crossmember.

This one is the front diff protection

This one is the electric power steering protection

Thanks for this info, each one added to my Amazon wishlist immediately.