Does this look straight to you?

My engine skid took a big hit last time out! This is what it used to look like:


Now after the rock course at the York show:




I'm glad it was there or my exhaust would have been toast!

Oh my damn! WHAT DID YOU DO? My stock belly pan looks that way but its thin and cheap. I would be happy that you bought the nice skid plate.

Send them a pic of the skid and see if you can get a new one or keep the old one for cool points.

Nice! great to have that extra protection, eh!

I'd call them about it and if no go just take it off and run over it a few times with a heavy vehicle to straighten it out. Perhaps weld some angle iron to the top side of it to sure it up a little and call it good. If you need help I have a heavy truck, some angle iron and a welder.

I just looked up their warranty:

This warranty specifically excludes:

1. Damage caused by misuse, abuse, or neglect.
   
2. Damage caused by improper installation or mounting.
   
3. Damage caused by anything other than defects in materials and workmanship.
   
4. Normal wear and tear.
   
5. Rusting and cosmetic damage to SRO part.
   
6. All consequential and incidental damages, including but not limited to, shipping costs.
   
7. Impact damage is not covered by warranty. Skid plates are meant to prevent damage to more important components and are not impervious to damage themselves.
   

I think I fall under the following catagories:

• abuse
  
• normal wear and tear
  
• IMPACT DAMAGE
  
• rusting
  

makitupthehardway wrote:

Oh my damn! WHAT DID YOU DO?

I had a disagreement with a rock.

I wanted to go forward and the rock did not want me to go forward. Words were exchanged and things got ugly. You should see how the rock ended up!

HAhaha! Your funny!

Hell it looks cool all banged up. Best part about is you had fun doing it. Yeah I like Bill's idea.

connordanny wrote:

I just looked up their warranty:

This warranty specifically excludes:

1. Damage caused by misuse, abuse, or neglect.
   
2. Damage caused by improper installation or mounting.
   
3. Damage caused by anything other than defects in materials and workmanship.
   
4. Normal wear and tear.
   
5. Rusting and cosmetic damage to SRO part.
   
6. All consequential and incidental damages, including but not limited to, shipping costs.
   
7. Impact damage is not covered by warranty. Skid plates are meant to prevent damage to more important components and are not impervious to damage themselves.
   

I think I fall under the following catagories:

• abuse
  
• normal wear and tear
  
• IMPACT DAMAGE
  
• rusting
  

damn they covered all bases didn't they