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maybe I'll sell it and buy another one with the countersunk holes. a drain plug too.
this whole pulling the cover after every trip is getting annoying considering that ***** is heavy and a PITA to put on.. I should invest in a lubelocker gasket.
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yea but if you see the condition the bottom of my cover is in, along with the bottom bolt you would understand why i could be scared to run bolts that are set down in the cover with allen heads.. I can still grab that bolt with a pair of vice grips but if i booger up the countersunk bolt head i'm screwed..
maybe I'll sell it and buy another one with the countersunk holes. a drain plug too.
this whole pulling the cover after every trip is getting annoying considering that ***** is heavy and a PITA to put on.. I should invest in a lubelocker gasket.
maybe I'll sell it and buy another one with the countersunk holes. a drain plug too.
this whole pulling the cover after every trip is getting annoying considering that ***** is heavy and a PITA to put on.. I should invest in a lubelocker gasket.
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nope, i ordered that and decided "naw thats a bad idea" for the reasons mentioned.. but i may go any buy another one.. someones gotta want a cover with a skull on it hah
Solid....beef and cheap. its cast, as opposed to welded(not saying anything wrong about welded). sure the ruffstuff is 3/8" thick but its by no means "the best". i watched one of these take a beating this weekend on a jeep with a d60. damn good cover. best 80 bucks i ever spent
does it have countersunk holes? I really need to sell mine. bah
talk about last minute touches! haha good times. What jeep with a 60 are you talking about?? I'm pretty sure Wes had a hole punched in his front diff cover.
I would put the ruff stuff cover up against any of the other ones on the market.. they're all plenty strong and will take more than enough abuse. EXCEPT for those "unbreakable" clear ones. yea I've seen 'em broken
Solid....beef and cheap. its cast, as opposed to welded(not saying anything wrong about welded). sure the ruffstuff is 3/8" thick but its by no means "the best". i watched one of these take a beating this weekend on a jeep with a d60. damn good cover. best 80 bucks i ever spent
talk about last minute touches! haha good times. What jeep with a 60 are you talking about?? I'm pretty sure Wes had a hole punched in his front diff cover.
I would put the ruff stuff cover up against any of the other ones on the market.. they're all plenty strong and will take more than enough abuse. EXCEPT for those "unbreakable" clear ones. yea I've seen 'em broken
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well for starters wes just had a crappy stock dodge diff cover. he knew it sucked. but its not his fault he didnt get them in time.
there was an old cj that i kept watching the guy beat the mess out of it and he had solid covers from and rear. one time he was diffed up HARD and i was like yes lets test this puppy. barely a scratch. im very pleased with mine. and it looks freakin wicked.
there was an old cj that i kept watching the guy beat the mess out of it and he had solid covers from and rear. one time he was diffed up HARD and i was like yes lets test this puppy. barely a scratch. im very pleased with mine. and it looks freakin wicked.
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