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DV8 Offroad Rear Shock and Link Skid Plates (07-18 Jeep Wrangler JK)Find parts that fit my vehicle
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Features & Specs
- Rear Shock and Link Skid Plates Designed to Protect the Most Vulnerable Points of the Rear Axle
- Bolt-On Skids That Slip Over Factory Shock and Link Mounts to Prevent Impact from Rocks and Uneven Terrain
- Single-Piece Design Reinforces Thin OE Shock Brackets Without Adding Complexity
- Compatible with Most Aftermarket Shocks Except Those with Piggyback Reservoirs Located on the Bottom
- Improves Off-Road Capability by Helping the Vehicle Slide Over Obstacles
- Durable Micro-Texture Black Powder Coat Finish Provides Corrosion Resistance
- 100% Bolt-On Application for Easy Installation
- Works with Lift Kits and Aftermarket Links Featuring Johnny Joints and Heim Connections
- Constructed from 5mm Steel Plate
- No Cutting Required for Installation; Estimated Install Time Approximately 1.5 Hours
- Fits 2007-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK Models
| Brand | DV8 Offroad |
| Skid Plate Placement | Shock |
Description
Our Wrangler JK Rear Shock & Link Skid Plates are built to shield the lowest, most vulnerable points of your rear axle. These bolt-on skids slip over the factory shock and link mounts to prevent them from smashing into rocks, dragging on ledges, or getting hung up on uneven terrain. Their single-piece design reinforces the thin OE shock brackets, giving you strength without adding unnecessary complexity.
DV8 Offroad SPJK-04
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