Jason4x4
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Who makes the best diff cover or gaurd for the 14FF, and why?
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Best 14FF diff cover?
- Thread starter Jason4x4
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I can only say that my diff covers from www.ruffstuffspecialties.com are .375" thick plate and beefy as hell. You won't ever brake one and they are a 1 piece cover that is mandrel bent then welded.
diy4x razorbacks! im ordering mine shortly!
Pesonally I love Diy4x stuff. Kert makes some killer parts... Would be my choice... But really you cant go wrong with any of the high quality covers out there...
Just stay away front eh big name companys and there cast covers...
Just stay away front eh big name companys and there cast covers...
k5 krawler 50
1/2 ton status
there are a whole bunch to choose from. I choose the G.L.O. tread plate cover with the drain and fill plug.. here are some pics.
and i needed to match the front 60 cover, so that also helped me decide..
and i needed to match the front 60 cover, so that also helped me decide..
That's a pretty slick place to have the drain plug. Not sure how fast it would drain through that small of a hole but still pretty cool.
i guess thats just used as a fill hole now
I have a crane high clearance on the front of mine and there really is no better cover made. Its cast out of 4340 chromoly and is a good looking design to boot.
Most of the covers on the market are pretty much bulletproof so go with the one that fits your wallet and/or looks right.
Most of the covers on the market are pretty much bulletproof so go with the one that fits your wallet and/or looks right.
87BrnRsd
1/2 ton status
4X4HIGH said:
I have to agree with this. I got a diff cover from ruffstuff and its plenty beefy....no need to worry aobut breaking it. They have good prices too.
-Harrison
k5 krawler 50 said:
them there axles are hella sexy
oh, my very first pic whoring!
Diy4x Razorbacks front and rear... i know Kurt has put drain plugs into them before, i just didnt order them that way
Solid 1/4" plate with ribbing, and the rings are made from 5/16" plate... no way you can break these things
Diy4x Razorbacks front and rear... i know Kurt has put drain plugs into them before, i just didnt order them that way
Solid 1/4" plate with ribbing, and the rings are made from 5/16" plate... no way you can break these things
Jason4x4
1/2 ton status
DO you have the website for these?k5 krawler 50 said:
1982blazer
1/2 ton status
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Does any body have a list for all 14 bolt diff cover makers?
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Does any body have a list for all 14 bolt diff cover makers?
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Ruffstuff all the way--great price and super quality 3/8 thick a50 plate steelJason4x4 said:
Citizen Rider
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fireplug
1/2 ton status
http://www.mag-hytec.com
I don't use one, but the design is slick and I'm wondering what the rest of you have to say about them.
I don't use one, but the design is slick and I'm wondering what the rest of you have to say about them.
Ned Kelly
1/2 ton status
I really like the way the Great Lakes Offroad cover drains. That will will get ALL the water contamination out for those of us who do mud/water. I do however prefer the full width bolt ring for more gasket seal - or is this a moot point and I need not worry about that?
The Ruffstuff cover looks good too.
I think the diff will get a more thorough and complete fluid drainage with the Great Lakes drain plug setup.
Hmmm....not sure which one to get now.
The Ruffstuff cover looks good too.
I think the diff will get a more thorough and complete fluid drainage with the Great Lakes drain plug setup.
Hmmm....not sure which one to get now.
fireplug
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If your worried about being thorough Then you should pop the cover anyway.Ned Kelly said:
