Tube doors
02-04-2013, 11:41 AM
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Tube doors
Hey just looking for a set of tube doors for a 4 door JK. If you can help out just tell me what your opinion of the best are any of your pictures would be great.
02-04-2013, 11:53 AM
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I have the Rancho doors, and think they are great! I can post up some pics later of them, don't have the pictures here at work. They are solid, and look really nice too.
02-04-2013, 01:09 PM
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Smittybilt here as well....when I know we are headed to the rocks I'll pack em in with the gear.
LOUD on longer trips, a bit cool if its not really nice out and cool to be able to see the ground...
If its cold, wet or a lot of dust the full doors stay on if its rocks warm and or beach days the tubes are on....
I'm Making skins for mine that zeuss fasten on so I can pull em off if needed or fasten them on quick to deflect small junk...not a huge junk deflector but I will since I can.
As with any simplistic latch style pull them apart greese and smooth out any area the lever intersects inside for smoother action and adjust it just right...they open easily and don't rattle.
LOUD on longer trips, a bit cool if its not really nice out and cool to be able to see the ground...
If its cold, wet or a lot of dust the full doors stay on if its rocks warm and or beach days the tubes are on....
I'm Making skins for mine that zeuss fasten on so I can pull em off if needed or fasten them on quick to deflect small junk...not a huge junk deflector but I will since I can.
As with any simplistic latch style pull them apart greese and smooth out any area the lever intersects inside for smoother action and adjust it just right...they open easily and don't rattle.
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02-04-2013, 06:05 PM
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I have the Body Armor, and love them. They went on very easy the first time. Only had a minor issue adjusting one latch, it took tow tries. They look great and keep the wife happy. I would just go without doors but these are a great compromise so we can all be happy. I may get mine finished in body color at some point as the ones I have seen done that way look grate. Do a search and you should be able to find some on here.
