Poison Spyder Body Armor!
Came home today and was happy to see my JKU body armor from PSC arrived! I had them powdercoated and I think they look great! Can hardly wait until Saturday to install them!
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If anyone's mounted them before, got any advice/tips for me? Thanks! -Mike
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If anyone's mounted them before, got any advice/tips for me? Thanks! -Mike
Originally Posted by BigRedJK
Came home today and was happy to see my JKU body armor from PSC arrived! I had them powdercoated and I think they look great! Can hardly wait until Saturday to install them!
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If anyone's mounted them before, got any advice/tips for me? Thanks! -Mike
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If anyone's mounted them before, got any advice/tips for me? Thanks! -Mike
My most important tip would be make sure there are no children around because you will shout very obscene things due to said nutserts!
Even with the pain of the install, I love them.
Originally Posted by afpilot82
I installed them a couple months back...take your time with the nutserts, if you feel any resistance, don't force the bolt, you will spin the nutsert in a flash.
My most important tip would be make sure there are no children around because you will shout very obscene things due to said nutserts!
Even with the pain of the install, I love them.
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I'm considering going to hardware store for a nutsert impact tool, as opposed to just using the little tool provided in the hardware kit. I can't imagine using a socket and wrench will have the "finesse" necessary to keep things flush.
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Originally Posted by BigRedJK
Thanks for the tip! No small children... check.
I'm considering going to hardware store for a nutsert impact tool, as opposed to just using the little tool provided in the hardware kit. I can't imagine using a socket and wrench will have the "finesse" necessary to keep things flush.
I just installed them. With all the bad things I heard about that nutsert tool, I went ahead and bought an actual nutsert tool and it was a breeze installing them. You will be impressed with the outcome once it's done.
So with that being said buy a nutsert tool , where did you buy yours at




