Poison Spyder Bombshell Diff covers?
08-31-2012, 02:34 PM
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Poison Spyder Bombshell Diff covers?
Im thinking of getting the Poison Spyder bombshell diff covers for my 2012 JKU, im just wondering if anyone here has them and if so im looking for opinions on them. Pics are definitely welcomed especially if they are painted. Thanks in advance guys 
08-31-2012, 06:22 PM
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I think the issue was with the front D44 only, you're safe if you have the D30 (which I have). I haven't noticed any rubbing from my factory track bar but I haven't had it out on the trail since I've installed them.
Somewhat noteworthy if you expect them to match, the D30 is the older style with the small spyder in the middle and the D44 is the newer style like in the pics 4x4chick posted. Hopefully the fashion police don't pull me over out on the trail...
Somewhat noteworthy if you expect them to match, the D30 is the older style with the small spyder in the middle and the D44 is the newer style like in the pics 4x4chick posted. Hopefully the fashion police don't pull me over out on the trail...
08-31-2012, 06:28 PM
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I think the issue was with the front D44 only, you're safe if you have the D30 (which I have). I haven't noticed any rubbing from my factory track bar but I haven't had it out on the trail since I've installed them.
Somewhat noteworthy if you expect them to match, the D30 is the older style with the small spyder in the middle and the D44 is the newer style like in the pics 4x4chick posted. Hopefully the fashion police don't pull me over out on the trail...
Somewhat noteworthy if you expect them to match, the D30 is the older style with the small spyder in the middle and the D44 is the newer style like in the pics 4x4chick posted. Hopefully the fashion police don't pull me over out on the trail...
08-31-2012, 06:32 PM
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I have 44's front and rear no problems on my 2 door '12 rubi. I really like these covers. They are thick and nice smooth contour to them to slide off rocks. My jeep sits parked at home while I'm at work and when I come home I abuse it but my diffs are no longer a worry because of these covers.
