Poison Spyder JK Body Mounted Tire Carrier
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Dusty, Rgr all. I know that Rotopax makes the holders where you can stack a 3 gallon and 2 gallon on top of each other and was wondering if the carrier would hold that set up? That could add about 136 lbs of fluids to the carrier not counting the weight of the tire and wheel.
On another note; I'll be up at the shop this afternoon picking mine up, so maybe we can talk more about. Plus I've got a request from Frank (sm_rubi) to relay to you.
On another note; I'll be up at the shop this afternoon picking mine up, so maybe we can talk more about. Plus I've got a request from Frank (sm_rubi) to relay to you.
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Price and all of the product details are on our web page which I linked to in the original post. This isn't a "coming soon" thread, these are available now.
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That is one sexy carrier! Coming off a rock and hitting the tire does worry me a tiny bit...
Dreaming of the day you guys make something like this:
<img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=588134"/>
Or maybe I'll finally learn to weld this summer
Dreaming of the day you guys make something like this:
<img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=588134"/>
Or maybe I'll finally learn to weld this summer
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That is one sexy carrier! Coming off a rock and hitting the tire does worry me a tiny bit...
Dreaming of the day you guys make something like this:
Attachment 588134
Or maybe I'll finally learn to weld this summer
Dreaming of the day you guys make something like this:
Attachment 588134
Or maybe I'll finally learn to weld this summer
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Trying to think of pros and cons of this carrier and your rear bumper with no carrier vs the new b2 you sell with tire swing. The pro I see is ability to haul more gear. The con I see is a lot of weight hanging further back from the frame which might effect handling a bit on high way. I am going with one or the other. Price wise it looks like they would came out about the same.
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Here's a video of the installation process:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Iy086zk4A8 Or you can Download the Installation Instructions (link to PDF file)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Iy086zk4A8 Or you can Download the Installation Instructions (link to PDF file)
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We're starting to see some customer-installed photos of these JK Body Mounted Tire Carriers now...
This one's from Jeff Yurk.
And a couple more from Jeff Yurk.
Here's a shot courtesy of Allan Tilley.
Here are a couple shots of Frank Castle's Jeep, shot and sent in by Vic Perz:
Vic gives us our first shot of this tire carrier installed with Poison Spyder Crusher Corners. Here's the tuning he had to do around the hinge cutouts on the passenger side corner to get it to fit. I know a couple folks have asked to see this and I said I'd post a pic as soon as we got one. Thanks again Vic.
Ryan Coleman installed his with what appear to be AEV corners, which are similar to our Crusher Corners in the hinge area so they required the same trimming:
This one's from Jeff Yurk.
And a couple more from Jeff Yurk.
Here's a shot courtesy of Allan Tilley.
Here are a couple shots of Frank Castle's Jeep, shot and sent in by Vic Perz:
Vic gives us our first shot of this tire carrier installed with Poison Spyder Crusher Corners. Here's the tuning he had to do around the hinge cutouts on the passenger side corner to get it to fit. I know a couple folks have asked to see this and I said I'd post a pic as soon as we got one. Thanks again Vic.
Ryan Coleman installed his with what appear to be AEV corners, which are similar to our Crusher Corners in the hinge area so they required the same trimming: