ASFIR rear shock skid plates installed

[Copperhorse73]

The guys at @ASFIR 4x4 are the best. I had forgotten to use my forum discount when I paid, and they noticed and refunded me the difference. Considering they are shipping from Israel, I couldn’t believe how fast they got here. As for installation, literally couldn’t be simpler. All done in about 1/2 hour.

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[Herbie]

Those are right up there on my list of wants. Nice work.

 

[ASFIR 4x4]

The guys at @ASFIR 4x4 are the best. I had forgotten to use my forum discount when I paid, and they noticed and refunded me the difference. Considering they are shipping from Israel, I couldn’t believe how fast they got here. As for installation, literally couldn’t be simpler. All done in about 1/2 hour.

Thank you so much for the warm feedback!
Great pis, happy you shared these with us!

Enjoy your rides, drive safely and hope to catch on one of the rodes!


Cheers,
Reut @ ASFIR

 

[TxMike]

Any feedback on product? Easy install?

 

[Copperhorse73]

Any feedback on product? Easy install?

Extremely easy install, feels well built. Won’t get to bang em off any rocks till probably April

 

[BigMeatsBronco]

These look pretty good....better than alot of them Ive seen.

I'll build something similar for my Bronco, but with 2” more ground clearance. The shock just hangs too low.

I want my setup to be flush with the trailing arm!

 

[broncorik]

How much is the forum discount?

 

[kevin.gt]

How much is the forum discount?

The only one I’ve seen is bro_5 for 5% off

 

[PCDan]

The guys at @ASFIR 4x4 are the best. I had forgotten to use my forum discount when I paid, and they noticed and refunded me the difference. Considering they are shipping from Israel, I couldn’t believe how fast they got here. As for installation, literally couldn’t be simpler. All done in about 1/2 hour.

The guys at @ASFIR 4x4 are the best. I had forgotten to use my forum discount when I paid, and they noticed and refunded me the difference. Considering they are shipping from Israel, I couldn’t believe how fast they got here. As for installation, literally couldn’t be simpler. All done in about 1/2 hour.

Is the passenger side skid closer to the trailing arm than the driver side ?

 

[Copperhorse73]

Is the passenger side skid closer to the trailing arm than the driver side ?

Interestingly, yes, by about 1/8”

 

[broncorik]

What did you torque the lower bolt to? Manual says 350 and that the nut/bolt are one time use...another plate manufacturer says 240. I clarified that the one time use thing is most likely more about Ford thinking the average person won't use the ideal thread sealant, versus the bolt stretching and not being reusable, and at 50 dollars each and not owning a wrench that accurately measures 350 I went with 240.

 

[Darrell]

These look pretty good....better than alot of them Ive seen.

I'll build something similar for my Bronco, but with 2” more ground clearance. The shock just hangs too low.

I want my setup to be flush with the trailing arm!

Did you ever get around to building the shock plate, and could you get more clearance?
Any pics I would love to see if it worked.

Darrell

 

[Stampede.Offroad]

What did you torque the lower bolt to? Manual says 350 ...

Based off what I can see in the pictures, this skid doesn't utilize that bolt.

 

[broncorik]

Based off what I can see in the pictures, this skid doesn't utilize that bolt.

The JCR setup is a through-bolt design only on the outsides.

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