Rear Differential Skid for Tundra - Would you be interested?

But you will need it for the annual Fried Turkey run. So yeah put Roy down for one.

 

Casteded my vote.

Who let @roypark in here?

 

Sirs I do not know who you are but the negativity is really hurting my feelings. Please stop. I am not ok with all this ribbing. My vagina is getting butt hurt.

 

I'll put up a deposit to show how serious I am

 

These could do some damage . . . better to be prepared with with skids.

 

Wonder if it helps prevent roll overs.

 

These ain't no joke. I took my brother's Pontiac Fiero to school when I was 15. Ran over one of those and scraped the crap out of the car in front of the whole damn school. Sounded like nails on a chalkboard except a thousand times louder.

 

If they make it, we will buy....

I'm in for one for sure!

 

I can make some thimgamajiggie. Would you be interested in buying?

 

Only if it's etched with Bad Motherfucker

 

I've been known to make poor life choices...

 

hey does this work with 40's and stock gearing... asking for a friend

 

40's make a truck indestructible. You won't even need this. Tell your friend.

 

thanks @roypark ill be sure to advise him to forget trail armor or bumpers or gears then.

 

Honestly if he just got beadlocks, he probably wouldn't even need a spare.

 

You don't need one if you're not going off road...but you can buy me one

 

oh yeah thats good advice too, plus it saves room for spare parts and other stuff!! Thanks

 

I'm noticing a trend here, and I think there's an opportunity for RCI to capitalize on some additional Key Features:

• Lowers center of gravity by a nothingth of an inch - helps prevent rollovers
• Reduces that 'nails on chalkboard' sound when harshing mall curbs
• Acts as a shrapnel shield for grenaded rear diffs, thus protecting onlookers from certain death

Feel free to pass these on to RCI for a nominal reduction in price to this group for all the great feedback.

 

i'll take one. group buy run.?

 

Do they make a 3.0 version? Cause if you run 37's you need the 3.0 version otherwise it won't hold up.

 

i am. where does it go?

 

it goes next to the whosey whatcha

 

No it goes in the Snooter valve that sits on the backside of the motor.

 

Oh...
Do i need to chop anything to access it?

 

X2. I've already severed the cable that is secured above the RCI clamp on the left (looking toward the front from rear)

 

I didn't think my DC came with a Snooter Valve. I heard that was just on the Crewmax

 

The snooter valve on the DC is located on the bottom of the motor so you will have to pull it get access. The crewmax has it easily accessible. Damn Toyota engineers - you would think they would make the motors the same for each model.

 

So what you're saying is i'll have to trade my truck in for a CM to be able to get to the S-Valve?

 

Or you pull your motor out in order to install that thimgamajiggie. But yeah trade in is way easier. Post pics of your new truck when you get it. Then make sure you do a write-up of the install.