Tanimal/Limitless 2008 2D JK Build Thread!
12-20-2013, 03:23 AM
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I just painted my brawler lite with duplicolor self etching primer and duplicolor bed armor. I would not recommend the bed armor. I have had better experience with the duplicolor bedliner. If the temperature is cold at all the bed armor just spits out of the can. Also if you got the skid plate as well, my bolts that are below the frame rail mounting points were in the way and had to be removed. Just FYI. ..would have saved me a lot of headaches!
12-20-2013, 05:54 AM
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Moved the fenders over to our home garage because it's a lot smaller of an area to heat up and the bedliner needs to be 70F+ to cure. And so it begins…
Going with the Rustoleum Truck Bed Armor for now, thanks to everyone that has chimed in.
Going with the Rustoleum Truck Bed Armor for now, thanks to everyone that has chimed in.
12-20-2013, 07:38 AM
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Decided to finally open up the instructions and came across the "DO NOT PAINT OR POWDERCOAT" basically Poison Spyder wants you to test fit them first in case there's any issues:
Whoops:
I absolutely love how this Rustoelum Truck Bed Coating came out. Very happy with it and it sprayed out a lot better and didn't clog like the Duplicolor Bed Armor did when I used that for my front bumper.
Hopefully I will have them installed in the next couple weeks. The instructions seem to be very tedious.
Whoops:
I absolutely love how this Rustoelum Truck Bed Coating came out. Very happy with it and it sprayed out a lot better and didn't clog like the Duplicolor Bed Armor did when I used that for my front bumper.
Hopefully I will have them installed in the next couple weeks. The instructions seem to be very tedious.
12-31-2013, 10:02 AM
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Sorry this post isn't the install of the Poison Spyder narrow fenders but I wanted to update you on some goodies I got.
Hi Lift Jack:
Also got the Hi Lift Mount for the Teraflex carrier and I mounted it up but have yet to install the Hi-Lift on it. Also undecided on if I like how the light is mounted and obviously need to paint this silver hardware:
Hi Lift Jack:
Also got the Hi Lift Mount for the Teraflex carrier and I mounted it up but have yet to install the Hi-Lift on it. Also undecided on if I like how the light is mounted and obviously need to paint this silver hardware:
01-16-2014, 01:44 PM
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BIG THANKS TO QUADRATEC.COM AND FACTOR 55!!!!
Just a quick update for you all. I got really lucky and won the contest through Quadratec on their Facebook page for some Factor 55 goodies! I got to choose between a ProLink loaded or the new FlatLink. Also it included their a Hitchlink, their beefy aluminum hawse fairlead, 2 Winch Locks, and some stickers! Here you go:
I went with the ProLink loaded:
Install was a breeze and I can't say enough good things when it comes to the quality and the craftsmanship of these products. I can't wait to use them now.
Just a quick update for you all. I got really lucky and won the contest through Quadratec on their Facebook page for some Factor 55 goodies! I got to choose between a ProLink loaded or the new FlatLink. Also it included their a Hitchlink, their beefy aluminum hawse fairlead, 2 Winch Locks, and some stickers! Here you go:
I went with the ProLink loaded:
Install was a breeze and I can't say enough good things when it comes to the quality and the craftsmanship of these products. I can't wait to use them now.
02-01-2014, 10:51 AM
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Battery started to crap out on me so I went with the Sears DieHard Advanced Gold AGM Battery, deep cycle, 775 CCA, and a 3 year warranty. Paid $154.99 for it and Sears wanted $20 to install it....I laughed and did it in the parking lot.
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03-08-2014, 09:33 AM
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Update: Pulled the trigger on some Nitro Axle Sleeves and Artec Industries Gussets. Going out to a buddies shop March 21/22 and doing the install (My buddy ordered the same thing as me but he's also doing some RCV goodies) . Also trying to convince him to help with the Poison Spyder fenders that day 
Stay tuned, will be tons of pictures then!!!!
Stay tuned, will be tons of pictures then!!!!
