CMB430
Veteran Member
Hello,
I wanted to post about my installation of the Panzer skid plate. It went smooth and took less than two hours. The only issues I had, which were minor, were that there were no covers on the studs on the frame rail. My studs were not even fully threaded, but had partial threads but still gripped the nuts well. Secondly, Diesel Geek was nice enough to put an extra set of 4ea plate mounting nuts in the kit for me but did not put in the single green bolt used on the left side. Luckily, I had a similar bolt to use and did not have to wait for a part to be shipped to me.
I took a close look at the plastic OEM pan I left off the car...and I have only a few minor surface scratches at the lowest point. Hopefully the new metal one will be the same way.
I recommend the Diesel Geek plate to all drivers...good instructions and a solid product.
I wanted to post about my installation of the Panzer skid plate. It went smooth and took less than two hours. The only issues I had, which were minor, were that there were no covers on the studs on the frame rail. My studs were not even fully threaded, but had partial threads but still gripped the nuts well. Secondly, Diesel Geek was nice enough to put an extra set of 4ea plate mounting nuts in the kit for me but did not put in the single green bolt used on the left side. Luckily, I had a similar bolt to use and did not have to wait for a part to be shipped to me.
I took a close look at the plastic OEM pan I left off the car...and I have only a few minor surface scratches at the lowest point. Hopefully the new metal one will be the same way.
I recommend the Diesel Geek plate to all drivers...good instructions and a solid product.
