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Alignment on the Pro need skid plate removal?

Discussion in '2.5 Gen TRD Pro (2014-2021)' started by Stuffs, Nov 15, 2017.

  1. Nov 15, 2017 at 9:53 AM
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    Does anyone know if you have to remove the TRD skid plate to do an alignment? Thanks
     
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    Shouldn't have to, but I guess it might depend on which skid plate you have...maybe
     
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    I notice both TRD Pro and the TRD Off Road (stamped steel) blocks the front alignment cam a little bit, enough where you can't fit fit a socket or airgun to it. But not sure if thats needed for an alignment or if they use like a long box end of some sort.
     
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    Couldn't tell ya, but mine weren't removed during my alignments. That's why I mentioned "it depends"
     
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    What kind of skid plate do you have?
     
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    I had an alignment on mine and there was no problem with the skid plate staying on the pro.
     
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    Thanks, thats definitely good info since I can't seem to find anything on that on the web.

    The rear two lock nuts on the TRD Pro plates are "non-reuseable" according to Toyota (costs $85 for the hardware kit) so having to remove the plate for an alignment is just unnecessarily expensive.
     

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