Front Skid Plate Engine Guard Cover Protector Compatible with Suzuki DR-Z DRZ 400SM / DR-Z DRZ 400E / DR-Z DRZ 400S 2005-2024 (Blue)

This skid plate fit as described with no modifications necessary. the only thing i changed is there were no supplied washers for the bolt head so i added some and i also used one longer bolt for the highest bolt just to make my life easier. said and done i'd buy another one!

My DRZ is up in the shop for the winter and this was easy to put on and I'm super happy with the way that it looks. Can't wait for the spring time to come so I can get out in the mud and dirt and test it out. Give it some dents like it deserves!

The media could not be loaded. Does not fit with full yoshi pipe, had to grind down the front in order for it to fit. Otherwise nice, got the color I ordered as well as came with weather stripping. Did have to go get longer bolts & washers but no big deal. Fits over top factory armor.

Honestly it fit perfectly, so perfect I was able to leave all my factory plates and covers with use of a little longer bolt. My only complaint and it’s not the company’s fault, i guess that I thought it was thicker. It’s a bit thin but will surely work and save you a lot of money in the future for a cheap add on. I got the right color and it fit perfectly

Unlike other reviews, my skid plate came with washers and weatherstripping to prevent any rattling. However the bolts supplied were not long enough so I had to make a trip to the hardware store.

I ordered the blue anodized and got plain. Made of aluminum not stainless steel as described. Okay quality? Bolt holes lined up. Nice welds. Comes with four spacers that go between the plate and the frame mounts. Had to glue the spacers in place first. There are 4 bowl shaped depressions in the plate where the mounting holes are. There is no flat surface for the hex bolts to seat on in the bottom of the depressions. (flat hex head against concave surface) Installed lock washers and and flat washers on hex bolts and let the flat washers form to the depression and head of the bolt. Then the bolt heads protruded enough that they would be damaged or broken off when contact is made with the terrain. Got some tapered Pan Head Phillips Screws and will update when I try those. Good attempt, poor attention to detail. Get what you pay for eh?Had to form concave washers to match the pan head screws and use a healthy dose of loc-tite. Screws are now flush. Emits a short vibration sound. Will experiment with rubber dampers.

The installation was annoying. The provided bolts weren't long enough to be used and I had to supply my own washers. There was also an annoying vibration at high rpms that I was able to cure by putting a piece of weather stripping between the frame tube and skid place. Overall if it holds up ill be happy with it

Came as ordered, fit right up. Just had to put some weather stripping in to stop vibration (not a big deal) and added washers with provided bolts. Overall happy with it just need to see how it holds up.