72 transfer case skid plate
I’ve got a 72 CST Blazer with an automatic and no skid plate, and a 72 K5 with a four speed and it has the tranny/transfer case skid plat. I’m wondering did they put skid plates with an automatic? It looks like the extra crossmember would hit the automatic shift linkage? Hope this makes sense
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I don’t have an answer here other than to say the 465/205 combo makes a great skid plate on its own:lol: That combo is pretty tough to beat up bad.
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Doesn't the extra crossmember go behind the t-case? Not sure how that would interfere with the trans linkage. Linkage terminates toward middle/front of trans. Most of the additional crossmembers I have seen supporting the skid do not utilize the sections that tie crossmember into upper frame as well.
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I have a ‘72 4 speed Jimmy without skidplates and a ‘72 automatic Jimmy that has skidplates. It does have the second crossmember and it is on the SPID.
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It is and it’s on the SPID. Only the front crossmember has the braces going to the top of the frame. We did a frame swap on the automatic truck and both the original and replacement frames had skid plate equipment and neither had braces to the frame on the rear crossmember.
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