Ace vs Poison Spyder vs Metalcloak
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I currently have Xenon wide flat fenders and want to switch to steel. All three makers mentioned have their benefits.
Ace - is cheapest and comes powder coated but are at least six weeks out and appear to be the weakest regarding strength
Poison Spyder is only about three weeks out , and are tied (it seems by their similar mounting system) with Metalcloak when comparing strength
Metalcloak - about the same price as Poison Spyder but have a powder coat option
What are you guys thoughts based on real world mounting and use?
Rich
Ace - is cheapest and comes powder coated but are at least six weeks out and appear to be the weakest regarding strength
Poison Spyder is only about three weeks out , and are tied (it seems by their similar mounting system) with Metalcloak when comparing strength
Metalcloak - about the same price as Poison Spyder but have a powder coat option
What are you guys thoughts based on real world mounting and use?
Rich
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Guess it would really depend on what you like. I have the PSC and love them, they look really good and work for me. Most of them time when you get them painted or powder coated there is a risk of it getting damaged when shipping, it also allows you to make them your own choice color wise. Get what you want though.
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PSC or MC. They won't damage the Jeep if they take an impact. I run MC, my Dad runs PSC. I installed both this year and each have their challenges, but not bad. The MC Overlines were more work due to the exoskins. Either way, do yourself a favor and get a real nutsert tool. I used the Marson that runs about $155. If you decide to cheap it out, just be sure to have a welder handy to tack a spinning nutsert in place.
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I would go with the Nemesis over the PSC. The PSC ones I have seen all develop rust on the seam between the tube and the skin. Nemesis are a bit more $, but they are just as strong, and I like the look of.
Metal Cloak fenders are nice, but unless you plan on running the Game Changer with the 6 Pack shock you won't need that much clearance.
Metal Cloak fenders are nice, but unless you plan on running the Game Changer with the 6 Pack shock you won't need that much clearance.
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I would go with the Nemesis over the PSC. The PSC ones I have seen all develop rust on the seam between the tube and the skin. Nemesis are a bit more $, but they are just as strong, and I like the look of. Metal Cloak fenders are nice, but unless you plan on running the Game Changer with the 6 Pack shock you won't need that much clearance.
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I would go with the Nemesis over the PSC. The PSC ones I have seen all develop rust on the seam between the tube and the skin. Nemesis are a bit more $, but they are just as strong, and I like the look of. Metal Cloak fenders are nice, but unless you plan on running the Game Changer with the 6 Pack shock you won't need that much clearance.