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Nothing wrong with undoing a few bolts a few times a year to have some protection though. I'm in the market for a skidplate for my l400

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I still really want one of these: http://www.t0me.com/t0me/index.html

Those are nice!

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Tome has no issues sending to Canada but shipping is $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

psilosin wrote:Tome has no issues sending to Canada but shipping is $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

How much is shipping??

North Shore off road quoted me $500 to make one from scratch. Any idea where I could get a better price?

ifraserbc wrote:

psilosin wrote:Tome has no issues sending to Canada but shipping is $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

How much is shipping??

North Shore off road quoted me $500 to make one from scratch. Any idea where I could get a better price?

I asked T0me how much shipping was, and he wanted me to find a shipper. I don't understand how that works actually. I would have to contact the shipper from North America to get it shipped here? Normally he would send it out, not have me arrange for shipping.

I would guess getting one fabbed for $500 would be less than what it would cost from T0me.

Of course, once you had one fabbed, you could use it as a template and sell them.

Are the L400 skid plates a lot more involved than the 300's? This seems quite high as I can have an L300 fabbed for as low as $140.

nxski wrote:Are the L400 skid plates a lot more involved than the 300's? This seems quite high as I can have an L300 fabbed for as low as $140.

I don't think they are.they might be a bit larger.

No one makes them for Canada yet though.

In that case, make one out of cardboard, measure it, create a drawing and give that to the cutter (I used Viking Profiles in Richmond). If you have access to AutoCAD you could have one made for $140-180 yourself, or add roughly $100 to that if the company has to put it into AutpCAD. Either way, it should be a lot cheaper than $500.

these planswere posted up on the UK site






along with several post about aftermarket bash guards

http://www.mdocuk.co.uk/forums/viewtopi ... 9a7956599f

and Ian makes an excellent version in stainless

http://www.tigweld4u.com/delibash.htm

Hi guys that was my first design that i made from aluminium chequer plate, i left it behind when i split with my ex missus. I redesigned the stainless one after noting a few mistakes with the old bash plate, it was difficult to cut, had a lot of waste and chequer plate is not very good for rock sliding.

Lee