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Classifieds / E Bay / Craigslist => Items Wanted => Topic started by: Buckeye513 on May 15, 2013, 06:58:42 am
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another
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Buckeye--you find a skid plate yet? I have a brand spankin new PRM measures .0261 thick, I ran the same one for 10 years and its beat and looks like sheit but it held up and protected everything well.
If you need one to mock something up I can part with it for up to two weeks. If you want to cover the shipping just PM me your address and I will mail it out and you can reimburse me via check or pay pal. Say the word and its yours for 2 weeks. I will try to attach some pictures here but i am techno picture handicaped here :)
Let me know
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So instead of listening to my brother I measured the diamond plate and its 1/4". Got me rethinking using it for my airbox but it should work great for a skid plate.
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Here's afew out of the past to present
L-R stock oem trx250r, home made for trx250r '86, Doug Roll Design & Developement DRD&D '89, Badger heat treated chromoly steel (heavy)'04, home made for roll lobo ll swingarm ' 10
(http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j300/Dezsled/7c36029e5b28156f9923d55bef3a6aa2.jpg)
(http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j300/Dezsled/06a3c6349bdd88f108b0e6fe1a6a020a.jpg)
(http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j300/Dezsled/5bfe730a79a78cd1ee7230d95c003d1e.jpg)
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i dont have a aftermarket one laying around, i have the oe one.
let me check tho, and you will be in more trouble with 1/8 one.
first rock you hit it will be grinding against the rotor or the chain.
bigger is always better,
you better off making a tool box for your zilla out of that 1/8 stuff, then you can mount it to the rear grab bar. :)
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And I will be reinforcing the skid plate SBLT not just doing a single sheet cut one off of the aftermarket skid plates.
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No, they fit the trx250r
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Are those off your zillas Dez?
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Thicker?
Doubled up 5/16" aluminum is 5/8" for the sprocket & brake disc
(http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j300/Dezsled/CopyofROLLloboIISKIDplate015.jpg)
(http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j300/Dezsled/CopyofROLLloboIISKIDplate013.jpg)
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1/8th inch is not going to be strong enough for a rear skid. one hit and it'll bend up into your disc or sprocket. most good skids are made from 1/4 aluminum
unless your running in the sand or groomed trails i'd go thicker
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Those skid plates look like you could bend them up with a brake very easily minimal welding.
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Yeah Dez I know I have a 3x12 sheet of 1/8" diamond plate aluminum and a good friend of my dads is a good aluminum welder. If I could get the demensions to cut the roughly 7 pieces of aluminum I could have one made for under $40.
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There's a one piece skid plate on fleabay.... $95 bucks !
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Yes sir the solid one piece that bolts on with the carrier bolts and protects the sprocket and rotor. Not the oem 4 piece pos.
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i might have one, you need a zilla one right
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Not looking for a stock one and I'm not looking to buy one if anyone is in the middle of a rebuild or could do without their skid plate for two weeks or less I just want one for measurements to have my own cut and welded together. I'll cover shipping to and from.