Redline Lower Link Skids

Living in Colorado Springs it’s not often that my Toyota FJ Cruiser gets used to develop a new product. However, I have been working with Redline Landcruisers this summer doing electrical wiring in some of their custom builds. Redline has been wanted to move into the FJC market with more products so prior to to FJ Summit they used my FJC to develop one killer lower link mount skid.

Redline Lower Link Mount Skid

As many know, the lower link mount MUST be covered with a skid to prevent its annihilation if one is going to be encountering any rocks. This skid is built out of 1/4 inch steel to be able to take one heck of a beating. The designed allows a rock to make an easy transition from the frame rail to the skid, then to the lower link. Unlike many of the skids out there, with this smooth transition the skid will help prevent the FJC’s mount from getting stuck against a rock. (don’t forget to add heavy duty lower links)

Don’t get me wrong, these skids are not light. If you do not plan on playing in or on the rocks then a more minimal skid is all you should need. With the prototype complete Redline is ready to start taking orders.

Using the Park Brake cable mount as a mount point

Shows how much beef you get with this skid

 

tomas

Tomas has lived in Colorado since age 5. Having grown up on the Western Slope of Colorado lots of time was spent in the Desert Southwest. Tomas' father introduced him to the love of 4 wheeling at an early age in the high mountains around Aspen, Colorado. While an avid Mountain Biker, Tomas and his Family enjoy adventures in the mountains and desert in the remote locations that can only be reached by 4wd. Day hikes are always a must when on the family trips. While enjoying outdoor activities he wants to share his love as a certified 4wd trainer and ski instructor. Tomas also enjoys caving and cave exploration. Tomas currently resides in Colorado Springs. 

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