Victory 4x4 VTU22SD-SH Configuration guide

TOYOTA TUNDRA 2022+
REAR SHOCK SKIDS
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INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS
Please read the mounting instructions below carefully before attempting to install.
Be sure to check out the install video on the product page, if available.

INCLUDED HARDWARE
4x
2x
1/2”-13 1” Long
Hex Head Screw
7/16” USS
Flat Washer
2x
4x
1/2”-13
Flange Nut
1/2”-13, 4” Long
Partially Threaded
Hex Head Screw

INCLUDED PARTS
2x

1. Start by getting your vehicle up in the air, with either a jack or a hoist. Once
in the air, we reccomend taking the rear wheels o to make it easier for the
install for easier access to the bolts.
INSTALLATION
2. Once the wheels are removed, take one of the provided skids and place
it over the shock, making sure all (3) holes line up with the factory holes.
Double check that you have the correct skid for the side of the vehicle
you’re working on, with the single hole side facing the inside, and the (2)
holes facing out.

3. With the skid bracket now lined up with the factory holes, take the
shorter provided 1” hex bolt with a washer and feed it through the upper
mounting hole. Then take a provided flange nut with a magnet stick, as
shown below, and feed it up through the bottom of the skid and thread the
bolt into it.
INSTALLATION
4. Now that the smaller hex bolt is threaded into place, take the longer
provided 4” hex head with a washer and feed it through the bottom
mounting hole of the bracket out the other side and thread a flange nut
onto it.

INSTALLATION
5. With all your hardware now started, there will be some movement in the
bracket. Position the bracket to where both edges are parallel, as shown
below, and then tightnen down the bolts using a 3/4” socket and wrench,
starting with the top bolt. Make sure there is adequate clearance between
the shock and the skid before fully tightening down.

INSTALLATION
6. With all of your hardware now tight with adequate space inbetween the
skid and shock, you will need to repeat this same process on the opposite
side of the vehicle to complete your install.