Description
DETAILS
Provide the maximum protection for your 2009-2014 F-150 with a skid plate package by RCI Metalworks. Protect your investment with RCI skids, the ultimate defense for all on and off-road hazards.
This package includes full front, transmission, and transfer-case skid plates.
KEY FEATURES
- Includes engine, transmission and transfer-case skid plates.
- Protects expensive EPAS power steering unit (new trucks), front differential, front cross-member, engine, engine bay, low hanging intercooler (EcoBoost models), transmission, exhaust, oil pan, transfer-case and vacuum pump
- Compatible with ALL 2009-2014 4WD trucks including EcoBoost and Raptor models.
- Simple installation and removal of all subsections for maintenance
- Built in oil drain holes allow easy access and ability to change oil without removal of plate on most models
- Smooth, flat surface that easily slides over obstacles
- Steel version-black powder coated for rust resistant, durable and high quality finish
- Installs in minutes
- All hardware and installation instructions provided
- Direct bolt on addition to existing factory attachment points, no drilling required
*Requires removal of the plastic air dam under the bumper. Skid plate provides a clean fit with the bumper and retains maximum aerodynamics
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MADE IN USA
Jon –
I ordered this package and the fuel tank skid plate for my 2014 F150. Fit is perfect, they look good, and the transmission plate has already saved me money.
I went with the aluminium to save weight and not worry about rust.
Lance –
Love, love, love these skid plates. Perfect fit on my 2014 F150. Tough powder coat and seems like an ideal plate gauge for midweight skids.
Marc (verified owner) –
If you off road, you need skid plates. These are perfect. They take a huge beating and offer superb protection. Will never own another off road vehicle without RCI skid plates.
Yes they are expensive. Ever have to pay someone to retrieve your broken rig? Still way cheaper than that.