Anyone runnibg the poison spider rear bumper and tire carrier
09-17-2011, 12:02 PM
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I was thinking the same thing about a gas can mount. Mine is getting shipped soon!
09-17-2011, 05:39 PM
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Originally Posted by gregaf3
I live mine so far, no rattles what so ever. I had to modify mine a little bit so that I could run factory moabs, but this thing is stout.
The high lift jack mount is great too.
The only thing that it needs is gas can mounts and maybe a co2 bottle mount
The high lift jack mount is great too.
The only thing that it needs is gas can mounts and maybe a co2 bottle mount
09-17-2011, 09:22 PM
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Two things
1. They have a 2 inch square tube that goes through the center section of the wheel for the plate mount. The factory hole is about an inch. I cut off the plate mount portion and installed the plate on the passenger side using the plate mount for my old mini cooper (from gominigo). The guys at pcs know about this and already have a prototype in work.
2. The backspacing on the factory wheel is deep and only allows one bolt to hold the portion that is adjustable for different backspacing. I just welded a little more stock to the back and drilled a hole for the second bolt ( the metal cut off the front works great)
Little changes made it fit my application perfectly. The carrier is tight and solid and the tire location is fully adjustable so you can lower the wheel enough to still use the rear view mirror!!
1. They have a 2 inch square tube that goes through the center section of the wheel for the plate mount. The factory hole is about an inch. I cut off the plate mount portion and installed the plate on the passenger side using the plate mount for my old mini cooper (from gominigo). The guys at pcs know about this and already have a prototype in work.
2. The backspacing on the factory wheel is deep and only allows one bolt to hold the portion that is adjustable for different backspacing. I just welded a little more stock to the back and drilled a hole for the second bolt ( the metal cut off the front works great)
Little changes made it fit my application perfectly. The carrier is tight and solid and the tire location is fully adjustable so you can lower the wheel enough to still use the rear view mirror!!