Added the Teraflex hinge tire carrier, mounting plate and third brake light. Finally have my 35 on the back where it belongs. I had to use a spacer due to the stock wheel. I am impressed with the unit, very nice and high quality.


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Nice! Do you have a list of materials you used?

 

Made a quick shovel mount for a trip to Duck, NC. 2 carriage bolts, 2 washers, 4 wingnuts, 2 hose clamps

 

I just put mine on a week ago for a long road trip. I love the fact they keep the hood in place while passing semis.

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I installed an Atlas rear bumper for my JK which caused the rear to sag a tad on my 3.5" lift, but it was liveable. Then a few weeks ago I installed the tire carrier which caused the right rear to sag a lot, now not liveable! The measurements from tire top to bottom of each fender was; LF 7.6", RF 7.2, LR 6.5", RR 5.5" with hardtop and no rear seat. So I ordered and installed a right rear 4" lift spring for a JKU and now all is right in the world. Now the measurements are; LF 7.25", RF 7.25, LR 6.75", RR 6.5". With the hardtop off/halfdoors on for summer, I will not have sag issues loaded for trail duty and camping.
Moral is: if you have a soft spring lift and install the Atlas rear bumper and tire carrier, you may get a bad right rear sag issue.

 

looks good bud

 

Thanks!

 

I bought one.. And got her dirty!

 

Congrats! Now get your lift and some 35 inch rubbers
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Got my ACE rock sliders this week. Applied two coats of bedliner and did a solo install today. A few minutes of fear when I couldn't get two of the frame/body bolts to catch treads on the re-install. I had to fiddle around and wiggle/angle them to get them to catch. Tightend to 80 ft/lbs. Took just under two hours.