Given that 2020 actually happened, I should have expected this. I’ll be back later, going to go cut some holes all over my Savvy under armor.WELL DON’T YOU LOOK SILLY
Given that 2020 actually happened, I should have expected this. I’ll be back later, going to go cut some holes all over my Savvy under armor.WELL DON’T YOU LOOK SILLY
Just more cleaning for those of us that have to deal with mud.And?
I already told you that the plastic tank doesn't rust.Just more cleaning for those of us that have to deal with mud.
Generally it is the same thing. Customers failure to understand what constitutes a failure and what doesn't. If the skid did not allow the tank to move and it still holds fuel, it had done its job regardless of whether or not the welds cracked. Customers were trying to warranty the skids due to cracked welds and no other reason. The skids have never had a single failure. Rather than educate the customer, they succumbed to customer ignorance.
Doesn’t matter anyway I have the old one and like itI already told you that the plastic tank doesn't rust.
Wait, I have a big dent in my Savvy gas tank skid... does that mean it was defective? Should I ask for a replacement? I mean....This sounds eerily familiar to the guy who took his TJ on 33s and Savvy under armor who went off-roading in JV, smacked the skid on a rock, and was then rather upset about how the skid plate was all bent out of shape.
The skid did it's job, but somehow it was supposed to do more than it was designed to do.
Wait, I have a big dent in my Savvy gas tank skid... does that mean it was defective? Should I ask for a replacement? I mean....
To be honest, I hit the thing so hard I broke a tooth... but it still holds gas!
You mean like @tworley, @jjvw, and myself lol. And I'm sure a few others.Don't forget about the guys who take their Currie steering out and somehow manage to bend it, then get their panties in a bunch about having a bent Currie tie-rod, prompting Savvy to design a replacement tie-rod that won't bend.
I don’t even know. It’s still in the box! Checking now!@JMT is this the skid you got or the old style?
You mean like @tworley, @jjvw, and myself lol. And I'm sure a few others.
I think each one of us though just bent it back though or ordered a regular tie rod (both in my case). My cure was to flip the tie rod.
At the end of the day it's better to bend a tie rod than bust a knuckle. Also, don't you have the savvy tie rod????
The sides are steel apparently so I bet they made the cutouts to make the weight comparableI’ll get the updated one. I wonder what the weight difference is with the cut outs.
In my defense, mine came with the Savvy tie-rod. Had it not came with it, I likely would have just stuck with the Currie tie-rod.
Like you said, it's better to bend a tie rod than to bust a knuckle, right?
I'm going to have Blaine do the tie-rod flip on mine, so hopefully it's never an issue I run into.