Skid Plates for our GMT900s?

[swathdiver]

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Is that a little street sign green I see there??? LOL

 

[swathdiver]

I can't find a skid plate for my AWD 2008 Denali.

Any leads?

Not stock ones, but something cool. Ya know, something that says I vape, wear a flat billed hat and No Fear gear.

@Galante put a metal one on his Tahoe too last year or so too.

 

[Geoffsfas10]

My 01 has the one from the factory that's under the oil pan and front differential, but it's made of thick/rigid plastic

Sounds about right since GM started cost cutting measures in the 03s big time.

 

[tgui]

My 01 has the one from the factory that's under the oil pan and front differential, but it's made of thick/rigid plastic

Mine too but its cracked.

 

[Doubeleive]

Is that a little street sign green I see there??? LOL

just remnants

 

[Doubeleive]

Mine too but its cracked.

ya they made both plastic and aluminum ones, I had put the metal one on my 00 when I had it also. the metal are supposed to go on the z71 packages but my 18 Silverado z71 has a plastic one, apparently they only put the metal ones on the z71 suv's? so I found some new metal take off's from a Tahoe to put on it last night on ebay.

 

[BG1988]

there is also a factory metal one out there for the new z71 trucks but not sure if it would fit the gmt900's or not, I saw a picture of one on another forum

more then likely not

i can check the hybrid since it's lower it might have a "metal one"

 

[Doubeleive]

more then likely not

i can check the hybrid since it's lower it might have a "metal one"

I will find out soon enough I ordered one for the Silverado last night

 

[randeez]

I've been looking for some thing to put under the back of mine. Removing the spare tire it looks like the bumper would just act like a huge scoop at higher speeds. I figured I would probably have to make one starting with a wide rear diffuser for a hellcat or something. As flat as the rear bumper is a flat sheet of aluminum or abs could prob be used just to tie it all in and give it some support

 

[Doubeleive]

I've been looking for some thing to put under the back of mine. Removing the spare tire it looks like the bumper would just act like a huge scoop at higher speeds. I figured I would probably have to make one starting with a wide rear diffuser for a hellcat or something. As flat as the rear bumper is a flat sheet of aluminum or abs could prob be used just to tie it all in and give it some support

you could mock something up with a big piece of cardboard and then use that as a frame to cut out some aluminum, might work for smoother air flow anyway