AJK Off Road ac line protection

[Smokeybear262]

Purchased the ac line protectors from AJK Offroad. I liked the way they looked and they were super easy to install.

 

[DogRunner2]

Nice.I went with the DRT. Someone will be along shortly to tell you that 1/8" steel and grade 8 hardware is needed,

 

[Smokeybear262]

Nice.I went with the DRT. Someone will be along shortly to tell you that 1/8" steel and grade 8 hardware is needed,

Hey that’s how I learn! I was deciding between DRT and this. I liked how this didn’t come with push pins, yes I know I could change that. Also just liked the way the AJK ones looked!

 

[johndeerefarmer]

Nice.I went with the DRT. Someone will be along shortly to tell you that 1/8" steel and grade 8 hardware is needed,

That will be me. If you are gonna do it do it right...

 

[Samsam660]

I looked at AJK, DRT, and Savage. I went with AJK.
AJK uses bolts for rear and the front has 3 mounting fasteners, it also uses one of the front bumper bolts on the bottom.
DRT uses push pins for the rear, and I did not like that they want you to wedge it under the existing bracket on the front.
Savage uses the heater core bolts instead of the existing plastic ears for the rear.
I also liked that AJK uses a cutout for the logo instead of a riveted on shiny logo plate.

 

[DogRunner2]

I looked at AJK, DRT, and Savage. I went with AJK.
AJK uses bolts for rear and the front has 3 mounting fasteners, it also uses one of the front bumper bolts on the bottom.
DRT uses push pins for the rear, and I did not like that they want you to wedge it under the existing bracket on the front.
Savage uses the heater core bolts instead of the existing plastic ears for the rear.
I also liked that AJK uses a cutout for the logo instead of a riveted on shiny logo plate.

DRT is a cut out with a back plate.