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Yikes!
@joeymt33 bolted some 1/4 uhmw plates to that area.
I have full skid plates but they would not stop that stick. Or other similar punctures I have seen pictures of. Man, someone is gonna hurt!
I'll be doing the joey fix now. But I'm not sure if this stick would have been stopped or just redirected more towards the driver.
Skids wouldn't have helped stop this at all. It went right on the inside edge of the square hole piece. There is a kind small gap between the squares and the inner wheel.
The piece that Joey is holding wouldn't have stopped this either unless that piece is a little wider that the square section. You can't see it in the picks but it went just to the inside of the squares. I'll try to get a better pic of the hole location tomorrow.
 
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Skids wouldn't have helped stop this at all. It went right on the inside edge of the square hole piece. There is a kind small gap between the squares and the inner wheel.
The piece that Joey is holding wouldn't have stopped this either unless that piece is a little wider that the square section. You can't see it in the picks but it went just to the inside of the squares. I'll try to get a better pic of the hole location tomorrow.

The piece I'm holding may not have stopped it. But one of the other two would have. I put three pieces to cover the whole area. If I can help in anyway if you decide to add protection, let me know.


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Ok, for some reason I wasn't seeing all of Joeys pics. In the complete pic, the piece close to the brake resvoir would have stopped this stick. On joeys inside pic, the stick came thru right at the inside edge of the three screws on the foot rest, missing the little squares.
Thanks for the pics Joey, I will be doing this mod as soon as I can get the materials and the replacement wheel well.
 
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Ok, for some reason I wasn't seeing all of Joeys pics. In the complete pic, the piece close to the brake resvoir would have stopped this stick. On joeys inside pic, the stick came thru right at the inside edge of the three screws on the foot rest, missing the little squares.
Thanks for the pics Joey, I will be doing this mod as soon as I can get the materials and the replacement wheel well.

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Probably can be found cheaper but McMaster is a time saver for finding something and getting it quick.




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Probably can be found cheaper but McMaster is a time saver for finding something and getting it quick.




" jak9922" lmfao grilling hotdogs on a stick over an open popo hahahahaha
Not uhmw, but hdpe, not exactly sure the diffence but amazon has it in the same sheet for$11
 
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On speedwaymotors.com they have rolls of black plastic. Dont know if its uhmw or hdpe, it might not be either for all i know. Its 1/8" thick and comes in 25' rolls for like $45. I think the rolls were like 22" tall if i remember right. Its meant to be used as airdams and wings and body parts on circle track race cars, but i bought a few rolls of black and used it as paneling on my old pontoon boat fenceing. They also have red, yellow, and a few more colors.
 
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UHMW is a lot tougher than HDPE. The oem plastic is HDPE and you see how brittle it is!


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I just looked over on their website. It does say its hdpe, not uhmw. So i guess its not as strong, but i would go out on a limb and say its not as brittle as the floor. I cant imagine a limb busting through it though. Heres a pic of the stuff im talking about if anybody is interested. Uhmw sounds like the way to go though. Heck the stuff is useful in other projects as well lol.

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Skids wouldn't have helped stop this at all. It went right on the inside edge of the square hole piece. There is a kind small gap between the squares and the inner wheel.
The piece that Joey is holding wouldn't have stopped this either unless that piece is a little wider that the square section. You can't see it in the picks but it went just to the inside of the squares. I'll try to get a better pic of the hole location tomorrow.
These should give you a better idea as to where it went thru the wheel well.
 
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Someone posted in the 500 threads that Ricochet Rock Sliders made another piece available for the wheel wells for an extra $25. Aluminum.
 
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I got a 4x4 to work with.
This 1/8" uhmw will definitely be easier to work with than the 1/4". Will probably use bolts or maybe rivets.

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Is that a Ring Tail Tooter in that picture?
As I was looking that up my cat said "tell smitty get to get his ass up here and I show him what a ring tail tooter can do."
 
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As I was looking that up my cat said "tell smitty get to get his ass up here and I show him what a ring tail tooter can do."
We have one, we know!
 
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