JEEP TJ BOLT ON SKID PLATE

We are proud to offer a heavy duty bolt on skid plate solution for the Jeep Wrangler TJ 1997-2006. This skid plate is a direct bolt on replacement for the thin flimsy sheet metal skid plate that is easily damaged while on the trail. The 1/4" steel construction of this skid plate provides the rigidity and strength needed for even the toughest of offroad conditions. Ground clearance will be increased by over 1", great for a tummy tuck to make your Jeep even more capable. Installation time is about 2 hours, all hardware is included, and the skid will bolt onto any Jeep Wrangler TJ 1997-2006 4 cyl, 6 cyl, automatic or manual transmission. Rubicon models will require relocation of the locker air compressor. This skid plate will ship bare, and need to be painted or powder coated before installation.
Want to take a Closer Look? Here is a link
www.barnes4wd.com/Jeep-TJ-Bolt...

[@waltermoore3149]

got one for my 2000 tj an LOVE IT

[@MrMrsregor]

i would love to see a video about your flat belly skid plate that you make..

[@MrMrsregor]

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[@Yeah-right-2024]

Great channel.

[@vinces.2862]

Is this plate short enough in width, front to back, to allow draining the transfer case without oil going all over the stock plate? 2000 TJ owner wants to know. Photos of the finished install from all angles would have bee a great help.

[@davidjessee7701]

Looks great! Do you make one that drops the transfer case. For a 4" suspension lift?

[@markpolomski5623]

I remember earlier instructions that said you have to take off the fan shroud and recommended that you add engine n=mount spacers. Has something changed?

[@Aridrona]

Wanted to see what it looked like on the jeep...?

[@ptrenken]

Would I still need the 4 speed automatic support bracket with this skid plate

[@BillraeZzz]

step 3 is the hardest part

[@WonTONgaming218]

Will i need an engine mount lift with this? I have an 05 TJ thats already got a 2.5” lift. Wondering if i need additional modifications.

[@MrMrsregor]

Should I use this skid plate or the Barnes4x4 tj flat skid ? I obviously want to gain as much clearance as reasonably possible and I plan to install a Barnes4x4 gas tank skid, that requires a 1” body lift. I also plan to do a 1” motor mount lift. Is that close to using the flat skid ? Or still not close, and stick with this?

[@troybaker7737]

Did a small block Chevy turbo 350 conversion to my 98 with a 6” lift will this work for me

[@maxdura2235]

Do you have to do the 1" body lift with this plate?

[@Soothsayer-rs5nb]

What about the Rubicon's bracket for the locker vacuum pumps ?

[@nathanmciver6496]

Lol, ill keep watching the video! The facorty plate was not made of thin material, not at all!