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I haven't seen anything like that. Also, I am not too worried about the sway bar link, since it only extends when the tire is lifting

Looking forward to hitting more trails with peace of mind from these skids! In the future, they will surely help to protect the shock shaft on whatever upgraded shocks!

There was quite a play on the skid, so we first tightened the outer bolts to push the skid inward, which provided more clearance for the tire. Since there was no torque specification in the installation guide, we torqued all the bolts to 25 lb-ft. A small twist on the passenger side: the skid...

For each skid, use the two holes on the shock mount to install the inner bolts. Ensure that the flat side of the tab nut is facing outward. Perform the same procedure symmetrically for the two outer bolts. We found it helpful to jack up the rear axle and remove the wheels to access these two...

The Victory 4x4 rear shock skids appear to be the only option available on the market at the moment. I like their design because they don't require the use of the shock mount bolt for installation, which means that bolt won't absorb impact if the skid hits an obstacle. Additionally, they feature...

I have had my OT+ for five months, and now I'm excited to install the first modification - Victory 4x4 Rear Shock Skids! These rear shock skids will protect the rear shock mount and the body, not just from impacts with rocks. During my few desert runs with my GX, the rear shock mounts have...

Hello from San Diego! I got my GX550 OT+ in July, now clocks in at 7800 miles. Replacing my old daily 4Runner, this GX is far more comfortable on-road, and also off-road, making long trips a joy. Looking forward to putting on some off-road mods, putting some posts and hitting more trails!

My OT+ comes with the dealer installed Lexus dash cam. It beeps every time when I hit a large bump. I’ve also had other dash cams that beeps and chirps like this, so probably check that if you have a dash cam installed