Body damage, what quarter panel armor should I use?
07-01-2014, 04:31 PM
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I run ORFab haven't really given them any hard smacks yet mostly kisses with limbs of trees, not much rock where I wheel. Love the fit and finish. Installing nutserts with the lousy tool they send is a nightmare though... Buy a good one lol
07-03-2014, 03:34 AM
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08-23-2014, 10:15 AM
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08-23-2014, 10:42 AM
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I run the metalcloak and it is a great setup. The armor is 3/16" and is braced to the tub. There are a couple examples out there of guys that rolled their rigs and there was no damage to the underlying body.
For those who wheel, the fenders are nearly bullet proof and work great for pivoting off of trees, etc.
And a quick plug for myself. My rear MC armor and fenders are all of 6 months old and will be for sale beginning Oct. 25. They are professionally powder coated as well. I'm going with a rear stretch, so I'll be making custom comp cut corners. See my build - just about everything listed will be for sale
For those who wheel, the fenders are nearly bullet proof and work great for pivoting off of trees, etc.
And a quick plug for myself. My rear MC armor and fenders are all of 6 months old and will be for sale beginning Oct. 25. They are professionally powder coated as well. I'm going with a rear stretch, so I'll be making custom comp cut corners. See my build - just about everything listed will be for sale
12-25-2018, 06:46 AM
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Theae would be best bet poison spyderand work with oem taillights which saves 200 buc
That is going to be a tough one. Most armor for that area is molded to the contours of the panel. It might be tough to get them to line up. If you get it pulled out a bit and get the budge in the rear to go in, then you might be able to fit some up. Evo and Poison Spider make sets that you might like. You would have to replace the tail lights on both sets.
EVO: Bumper/Armor/Skids, REAR CORNER ROCK SKINS
http://shop.poisonspyder.com/Jeep-JK.../18-04-020.htm
EVO: Bumper/Armor/Skids, REAR CORNER ROCK SKINS
http://shop.poisonspyder.com/Jeep-JK.../18-04-020.htm
Theae fit with stock
i did same shit. This is what I'm ordering
12-28-2018, 11:10 AM
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Wow, 5+ years later. 
Anyhow, while I'm here, most people looking at this thread will already be in the situation of having damage, but it is so much easier to put armor over nice flat body panels than it is to try to cover up damage.
Anyhow, while I'm here, most people looking at this thread will already be in the situation of having damage, but it is so much easier to put armor over nice flat body panels than it is to try to cover up damage.
