spyderlocks + mudgrappers help
i never attempted to mount any beadlocks before, but i did check out the instructions on how to mount the spyderlocks. it doesnt look real hard. its been a while since i read them, but i dont think you even need a mounting machine. not to toot my own horn, but id bet i could do as good or better than most tire shop employees (at least better than most of the ones ive seen).

corey d


corey d
ok heres a couple quick shots...wow it was alote of work getting these wheels...haha ...worth the wait ....i do have a 5th wheels/tire just waiting for the offroad evo rear armor and tire carrier...so the jeep is still under construction (probably always will be ) but i did get the new shockworks front and back stubby bumpers on and the jks aco pros . so its comming along. i think i will endup powder coating the wheels soon.


Last edited by blockrockin; Feb 8, 2009 at 03:11 AM.
I hate to tell you, but spyderlock is now offering pre-coated wheels. If you want to do it now, you will have to take everything back apart. The spyderlocks do not have a clearcoat either. Mine have lots of oxidizing from the salt here. You should decide quickly if you want them coated. I just painted mine before i assembled them and left the outer ring bare. Looks great, but i would have powder caoted them 1st if i had know this.
yeah i knew some people would probably like it better with the rockstars.. but i think by the time im done .. it will look even better
i do know they offer different finishes now, i talked to cliffton about them.. i just figured i would wait awhile and make up my mind.
i do know they offer different finishes now, i talked to cliffton about them.. i just figured i would wait awhile and make up my mind.






