I'm wanting to get a set of skid plates. I actually ordered an aftermarket set last month but had to send them back. Were not even close to fitting. Complete NIGHTMARE experience. I will not bash the company or name them. I'm not sold on the kawasaki skid plates for the best protection. Could really use some input from y'all with skid plates.
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I just received mine from SSS, haven't installed it yet. I'll try an get it on this week an post how it fits an how well holes line up etc...
So just finished the install on my sss skid plate. I bought the no rockers version. I will first start by saying a skid plate will now be the very first accessory I buy and install if I ever buy another new machine no questions asked. Now I had access to a lift an some screw jacks which made this alot more convenient. I would not wanna lay on my back in the driveway an do this. I left all the oem plates in place the sss skids are designed to go right over top you just have to remove most of the bolts an cup washers bc they get re used. The phillips screws on the sides hold the rear oem plastic in place. Every hole lined up. The only hole I had trouble with was the one on the side where I bashed a rock really good and bent the crap out of the little plate thats under your feet an floor drain. Had to actually take the floor drain plate off an bend an shape it back the best I could. There's 3 or 4 holes to drill an tap an if you have a front bumper you will have to loosen the bottom an slip the front of the skid under it. I got shorted 3 cup washers an i had to drill the drain hole for the front diff drain. The back was drilled already. I dont know if they forgot to drill it or what but it was no biggie.
Anyways, matt if your asking if the sss skid plate will fit with the stock plates removed yes they will fit either way they use the factory holes to mount to. I just didn't remove the factory plates I went over top of them.
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