I have the tummy tuck parts. Just waiting for our purple TJ friend to have the time to help install it. Oh, and me to paint the parts. Out of sight. Out of mind ya know.
Savvy off-road sold? (the unofficial Savvy customer support and Savvy rant thread)
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I have the tummy tuck parts. Just waiting for our purple TJ friend to have the time to help install it. Oh, and me to paint the parts. Out of sight. Out of mind ya know.
I'm skeptical whether a dozen will do it..
Ithaca
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What's the issue with the UCF belly skids? I thought they were one of the better ones after Savvy?
Read a lot of posts on here with people liking UCF. Sure, not as good as Savvy, but if Savvy isn't available, they are a good alternative.
I have no complaints about my UCF belly skid or engine skid
You did a horrible job at blacking out your address
Ithaca
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Have any experience with their bumpers? I was looking at their aluminum stubby ultra high clearance front and rear bumper. I was really wanting a Savvy but we all know where that stands. After a few posts in this thread though, it might be beneficial to wait a little bit though.
Should we mail him some stuff?
The two are apples and oranges once we get past the material similarities. If one wants a Savvy bumper for it's specific design qualities, then UCF is not a viable option.
Yes. Florida. Keep thinking that. Actually Jerry's is about 30 minutes away.
Got an email from Savvy my parts shipped.
Go figure.
-Mac
No experience with it.
Does it raise the belly as high?
Was thinking of starting a post asking for reviews but haven’t got there yet.
Looking to tummy tuck as much as possible with off the shelf products
Suggestions?
I believe, and zero first hand experience here, that folks were concerned the aluminum Genright was using was insufficient for the task...the bends they were making indicate a lower grade of aluminum.
I also recall a discussion of the ultra low skid needing a custom transmission mount and that being problematic in that it's a poly bushing.
-Mac
It has a parallel relevance when UCF fabricates both their steel and aluminum skids the same way. The only difference is the material.
The 97-02 manual savvy version has not been available for a long, long time so wasn't really an option to consider for me. No it doesn't raise it as high it goes below the frame rails a slight bit
Pretty smooth though. It could use countersunk bolts too but I have been lazy