That will be the next mod I do, before bumpers. 1. Wheels/tires 2. lift/uca's 3. Spare relocate 4. Rock sliders 5. LR aux gas tank. 6. Skids 7. roof rack 8. Bumpers front then rear. 9. Anything else I feel like.
Ran into a similar issue with RCI skid.. I went with Slee off-road full skid..for 3rd gen Tundra.. RIC is still very much a good product..apart from lead times can be a bit long.. After market parts / mods issues to be expected... Just to have to work around some stuff..
I don't own a Lexus and I don't off-road, but, "What the F is the point of a skid plate, that does NOT cover the ENTIRE component that it's marketed to 'protect'? Not expecting it to be hermetically sealed, but the design and execution seem very poorly thought out.........especially when compared to the OEM. Shows me, that many (but not, "all") of these, "off-road" accessories are expensive examples of, 'style over substance'.
You don't skid on the front top edge of the tank, or any of the vertical faces. That said the openings for rocks are a huge oversight and reinforce my theory that RCI skids for the 460 are an afterthought. They're T4R parts that happen to work here, not that this issue doesn't exist on both.
*This GX460 underside has 21k miles on it... if anyone was wondering*
Those skids look my Tacoma skid plates. I have RCI aluminum also. Have to save weight.
Ever thought about the Long Range GX auxiliary tank? Having 47 gallons of fuel is quite something lol
@chibbyylol woah that does sound nice 😃 ❤️
LRA has a 24gal for $2400. Would rather have the tank than a lift I would rarely need.
Woah! Will they have one for GX550 Overtrail?
That will be the next mod I do, before bumpers. 1. Wheels/tires 2. lift/uca's 3. Spare relocate 4. Rock sliders 5. LR aux gas tank. 6. Skids 7. roof rack 8. Bumpers front then rear. 9. Anything else I feel like.
Kudos for your effort helping that delivery girl! 🙌
It's remnants of a battleground under there.
@@robertdutka3409 only 21k miles too 😆
Ran into a similar issue with RCI skid.. I went with Slee off-road full skid..for 3rd gen Tundra.. RIC is still very much a good product..apart from lead times can be a bit long.. After market parts / mods issues to be expected... Just to have to work around some stuff..
@@mervinblack1 amen! 🙏 thanks for sharing your experiences with us ❤️ 😍
What will it look like at 100k miles?😂
@@deanrotering879 😆 dunno.. this is only like 21k miles 😆.... 😢
@@LexusGX460-OFF-ROAD 😂😂😂😂 I’d be afraid to look.
I don't own a Lexus and I don't off-road, but, "What the F is the point of a skid plate, that does NOT cover the ENTIRE component that it's marketed to 'protect'? Not expecting it to be hermetically sealed, but the design and execution seem very poorly thought out.........especially when compared to the OEM.
Shows me, that many (but not, "all") of these, "off-road" accessories are expensive examples of, 'style over substance'.
@@AldermanFredCDavis you are 100% correct... hindsight is 20/20
You don't skid on the front top edge of the tank, or any of the vertical faces. That said the openings for rocks are a huge oversight and reinforce my theory that RCI skids for the 460 are an afterthought. They're T4R parts that happen to work here, not that this issue doesn't exist on both.