slicer Joined Oct 15, 2023 Messages 281 Reaction score 568 Yesterday at 12:37 PM Thread Owner #1 Both are 6.2L. Both are not bison version. Mine is a 2023. Dealer is a 2026. I like mine way better, more sleek and clearance. Why did this change happen? Attachments 20261025_133240.webp 114.3 KB · Views: 33 20261025_133304.webp 170.4 KB · Views: 17
Both are 6.2L. Both are not bison version. Mine is a 2023. Dealer is a 2026. I like mine way better, more sleek and clearance. Why did this change happen?
Patriot Joined Feb 19, 2025 Messages 53 Reaction score 149 Yesterday at 1:57 PM #2 I am guessing the change happened for the ‘24 model year. My truck is a 2024 model and it has the same bash/skid plates as pictured in the 2026 model shown here.
I am guessing the change happened for the ‘24 model year. My truck is a 2024 model and it has the same bash/skid plates as pictured in the 2026 model shown here.
slicer Joined Oct 15, 2023 Messages 281 Reaction score 568 Yesterday at 1:58 PM Thread Owner Thread starter #3 Interesting, I wonder the purpose of the change.
8ball_99 Joined Oct 3, 2022 Messages 1,326 Reaction score 3,359 Yesterday at 4:22 PM #4 My guess would be something to do with the 3.0 engine. Cheaper and easier to make one skid plate for all the engine options.
My guess would be something to do with the 3.0 engine. Cheaper and easier to make one skid plate for all the engine options.