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DV8 Offroad

DV8 Offroad 21-22 Ford Bronco Front Lower Control Arm Skid Plate

SKU: DVESPBR-02
Barcode: 810087810337

$329.99

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DV8 Offroad 21-22 Ford Bronco Front Lower Control Arm Skid Plate

$329.99

$329.99

Tech Specs

Brand
DV8 Offroad
SKU
DVESPBR-02
Manufacturer part number
SPBR-02
Category
Body Armor & Protection › Skid Plates
Shipping weight
25.7 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

DV8 Offroad's A-Arm Skid Plate for the 2021+ Bronco was designed to protect the aluminum front, lower control arms from rocks and other obstacles on the trail. Made from 3.5mm steel and finished in a micro-texture black powder coat, it also shields the vulnerable shock bolts from damage.These skid plates have an easy bolt-on installation and are compatible with all Bronco trims, including Sasquatch & non-Sasquatch package equipped vehicles.

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