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The JCR Front Skid is designed to protect your truck in serious rock crawling.
- CNC cut and formed from 3/16" steel or 1/4" aluminum (mounting brackets will be steel on aluminum option)
- Frame mounted
- Compatible with all Bronco trim levels, excluding Raptor.
- Hardware Included
- Made in the USA
- Free shipping!
Steel: 63lbs
Aluminum: 33.5lbs
Does not fit Bronco Sport.
Does not fit Bronco Raptor.
Broncos equipped with factory plastic bumpers will lose the factory tow points.
Not designed or intended to be used with other manufacturers' skid systems.
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14 Questions asked on Bronco Engine Skid Plate | 6th Gen (2021+)
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Scott Tilzey • 03/02/2022, 5:36:29 PM
Weight difference steel vs aluminum?
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03/04/2022, 1:28:47 PM
Steel: 63lbs
Aluminum: 33.5lbs
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Jon • 03/18/2022, 1:25:27 AM
Will these skid plates work on a 2-door Bronco? Which ones would I need?
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03/18/2022, 9:21:19 AM
Yes, they will! The only one specific to the 2-door will be the gas tank skid. Just choose 2-door on the drop-down menu there.
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Peter A • 03/19/2022, 4:01:11 AM
Will this skid plate fit with Ford modular bumper?
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03/21/2022, 10:14:52 AM
Yes, it will.
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Robert Royer • 03/19/2022, 7:00:09 AM
Can your skids be used with the stock (plastic) front bumper? Is there a significant gap between the bumper and the plate?
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03/21/2022, 10:15:16 AM
Yes, they can be used with the plastic front bumper. There is a small space between the two.
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Matt Savage • 04/01/2022, 7:56:35 PM
Does the plate need to be removed to change the oil?
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04/04/2022, 11:21:04 AM
It does not, there is a drain hole in the skid.
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ChompSticks • 04/05/2022, 4:06:24 PM
Does this block the tow hooks on models with the plastic front bumper?
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04/06/2022, 12:32:27 PM
Broncos equipped with factory plastic bumpers will lose the factory tow points.
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JD McKay • 05/03/2022, 6:15:48 PM
Do you make a Catalytic converter cover for a 2021 Ford Bronco Wildtrax
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05/04/2022, 1:42:54 PM
We do not.
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Dan Pothast • 06/19/2022, 5:57:56 PM
Will this skid plate work with a 2022 Capable Bumper? Will there be any gaps or will it tuck up behind the bumper? any picture available?
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06/22/2022, 2:23:14 PM
It will work with the bumper, but we don't have any photos at this time of them together.
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Dan • 07/16/2022, 9:15:59 PM
Does your 2022 Bronco front skid plate line up well with a factory Capable Bumper? Is it the same width as a factory skid plate?
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07/21/2022, 7:14:25 PM
It works with that bumper, yes. It's narrower than the stock skid.
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Tripp • 07/26/2022, 10:30:49 PM
I saw someone else asked about changing the oil, and you said there is a hole for the drain plug. But what about access to the oil filter? I heard the ARB skid system blocks access to the filter and has to be fully removed to change the filter.
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08/15/2022, 3:42:52 PM
The oil filter in on top of the engine.
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Sean Poore • 07/28/2022, 11:38:14 PM
With the 2021 skid plates fit in a 2020 4 door outer banks bronco?
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08/15/2022, 3:42:52 PM
The first year for the 6th gen bronco is 2021.
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Julius Williams • 11/02/2022, 0:31:21 AM
Will this skid plate work with the ARB Zenith bumper?
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11/03/2022, 12:46:26 PM
We haven't tested, but probably not with their bottom bumper skid.
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Taylor • 09/19/2023, 6:38:22 PM
I assume this is compatible with ALL of your front bumpers right?
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12/05/2023, 5:24:47 PM
Yes, it is compatible with the front bumpers that we offer.
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Marty • 07/15/2024, 1:08:59 PM
I see that the question about changing oil with the skid plate in place was previously asked and the answer was yes. However, is it possible to change it without creating an oil spill? My question pertains to the '21 full-size with 2.7. If you can, please share the trick to doing it neatly. I can't get it to drain slow enough to capture and contain the oil in any kind of funnel to channel it through the hole in the skid, nor will it reasonably drain off the skid if you just let it flow freely into the skid. Don't ask how I know....
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07/17/2024, 10:21:37 AM
A drain valve is a great option when draining the oil with skid plates still in place. Something similar to this..
https://www.fumotousa.com/f137n.html
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David Bulloch
(NC) | October 4th, 2023
I have all four major skid plates, engine, transmission, t-case and gas tank. They've all got some battle scars but its only on the finish. They've worked well and haven't warped, allowing me to easily remove the engine skid to change my oil. I saw in the Q&A that someone asked about changing the oil with the skid in place. The answer JCR provided was yes, it can be done with the skid in place. I ask JCR, can you do it without spilling 7 quarts of oil on the shop floor with the skid in place? I haven't found a way, unless you have an aftermarket drain plug that will divert the flow straight down through the drain hole you mention is cut into the skid plate.
Note From JcrOffroad: Thanks for the honest review, Marty.
