"HD Trailering Special Equip" option?

[PlayingWithTBI]

On a side note, crazy price, but look at this beauty!

Chevy GMC Transfer Case Skid Plate 88-90 Square Body K1500 K2500 K3500 | eBay

Fits K1500, K2500, K3500 1988-1990. GMC Chevy OEM Transfercase Skid Plate.

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That says 88-90 Square Body. I wonder if it only fits Burbs?

 

[Caman96]

Hard to believe that wouldn’t bolt right up to mine. In description, it says K1500, K2500 and K3500. Looks just like one on mine.

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[Caman96]

Anyone looking for 3 piece aluminum skid plates. Maybe he’ll ship.

Parted Out 1994 Chevy Z71 4x4 K1500 Pickup - auto parts - by owner -...

Parted out a 94 Chevrolet Z-71. Good 3 piece set of aluminum skid plates, right door, short bed 4x4 rear driveshaft, fair gray seat and interior parts. tilt column shift steering column, door glass,...

boston.craigslist.org

 

[EmeraldCityGuy]

This is my skid plate for the 92 K2500hd

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[Caman96]

This is my skid plate for the 92 K2500hd

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1 of 3 aluminum right?

 

[alpinecrick]

It’s a Z71 and it came with a plastic one? I thought Z71’s all came with that aluminum as well. Don’t quite me either!

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Actually it’s not a skid plate, as Supercharged mention it’s part of the fan shroud. GM switched to plastic in the mid 90’s. My 96 and 97 Z72’s have the plastic ones. My 91 LD K2500 had aluminum.
Also, the Z71’s allegedly had a slightly thicker sway bar, like 1mm thicker or sumthin’………
I believe the Z71 option was only available on 1500’s in the GMT400’s.

 

[Supercharged111]

Actually it’s not a skid plate, as Supercharged mention it’s part of the fan shroud. GM switched to plastic in the mid 90’s. My 96 and 97 Z72’s have the plastic ones. My 91 LD K2500 had aluminum.
Also, the Z71’s allegedly had a slightly thicker sway bar, like 1mm thicker or sumthin’………
I believe the Z71 option was only available on 1500’s in the GMT400’s.

Actually, from what I understand, Z71 = stickers, shocks, and front diff/t-case skid plates which I also believe were able to be had without the Z71 package.

 

[454cid]

Actually, from what I understand, Z71 = stickers, shocks, and front diff/t-case skid plates which I also believe were able to be had without the Z71 package.

Yes, I've got the skid plates on my 1-ton.... well actually in my garage. I took them off years ago for work underneath and haven't put them back on. I keep on intending to paint them first because the aluminum corrodes where the steel bolts go through. I suippose I probably could use anti-seize, but I've already got the paint I want to use.... Rustoleum Hammered like I put on my water pump.

 

[Caman96]

My 96 and 97 Z72’s have the plastic

Alpine I have an all aluminum set including what GM is calling a “Front Engine Shield”. The heading on the page says “Shields and Skid Plates, but when you scroll down to each part they call them shields. These all came as one set off a friend’s 96 Yukon. But your probably right that in that era, they were transitioning to the plastic front, which by the way, the plastic front engine shield came on my 96 K1500 w/o Z71. Seems like that shield would’ve been on all K series.

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His 96 Yukon by the way also had RPO NY1 which was a fuel tank shield. Much needed for its location!

 

[ralmo94]

I Have the aux battery tray. When I bought the truck there was a 8 year old dead deep cell in there hooked to the *****. I replaced it with a normal top post. Was hooked up to a firewall mount isolator, that only came on with key power. I used that to jump start my self quite a few times. Lol

Edit, guess I misspelled winch so it got blocked out. Oops