evo or or-fab rear corners?
I was debating on getting either the evo rear corner rock skins or the or- fab gecko skins. The thing i like about the evo guards is that they use the round taillight cutout which would give me many options if i were to upgrade lighting. whereas, the gecko skins have the funky lookin led setup that comes with the skins on request. Also, the or- fab skins have an option of a rubber mat for behind the skins to keep out moisture and debris from between the body and the metal corner guards. I dont believe the evo guards have this option.
So, does anyone have any feedback on these products? How well did they fit, ease of installation, do the factory light housings have to be trimmed to accommodate the new led lights??
So, does anyone have any feedback on these products? How well did they fit, ease of installation, do the factory light housings have to be trimmed to accommodate the new led lights??
I run the or-fab skins and love them. Great fit and I like the lights. They are very bright and they're different than the round lights everyone else runs. My friends have the evo corners and they look great as well. If you think you'll run the evo tire carrier then get their skins. They're both great...
Thanks for the feedback guys. Well, what about the or-fab corners. Does the factory sheet metal need to be trimmed to accommodate their led lights as well??
I'm actually leaning towards the or-fab guards slightly more because of the welded on slider option. Whether i plan to use it ase a rock slider or not, i think it might be a good place for a tie down when i strap my kayak to the top!! Oughtta be sturdy enough for a kayak i would imagine.
I'm actually leaning towards the or-fab guards slightly more because of the welded on slider option. Whether i plan to use it ase a rock slider or not, i think it might be a good place for a tie down when i strap my kayak to the top!! Oughtta be sturdy enough for a kayak i would imagine.
Last edited by MangoWilly; Jun 5, 2014 at 08:55 AM.
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I have the Or-Fab corners and so far so good - even already bounced one off a tree and it did its job well.
You do have to drill a 9/16" hole just below the stock tail light for clearance, but there is no trimming involved (at least on a four door, not sure about the 2 door)
I still had this link in my favorites, these are the four door install instructions: http://www.orfab.com/instructions/84340.pdf
You do have to drill a 9/16" hole just below the stock tail light for clearance, but there is no trimming involved (at least on a four door, not sure about the 2 door)
I still had this link in my favorites, these are the four door install instructions: http://www.orfab.com/instructions/84340.pdf




