It bothers me that they don’t follow the door line.HolyToledo, don’t forget to include mark up! Lol
No one has mentioned Body Armor except Brian (op). I had them on my JK and really liked them, especially the net webbing look. Anyone else have experience with these? I like opinions.
Dang that's a great deal. I was hoping to get those doors and get them custom powder coating gloss black with pebble texture to match my bumpersI think I got a good deal at Northridge with this coupon code. Front pair with mirrors and back pair for $788 including taxes and shipped. What is everybody else finding as far as deals?
Did the fronts come in two separate boxes? I received a shipping notice today for two boxes at 68 lbs. I ordered front with mirrors and rear doors.
Fronts are here and look great! The rears ship on the 26th I think- Should be pretty cool!
My fronts were in a box together!
Thanks! I think you will like them too!
Ok. It was the weight that threw me off. According to the shipping notice, the total weight for both boxes is 68 lbs. I had seen 71 lbs. for just the front doors in the post that I replied to. I thought that might be a bit heavy, but I guess we’ll see. Apparently there is a distribution center in Louisville (about an hour from me), so they are supposed to arrive tomorrow.they ship together. You are lucky enough to have front and rear shipping I'd guess
Heaver steel, nice powder coat. They feel really solid and are designed well. And they will be at least a 1/3 cheaper than the Mopar which look very similar.
Got my fronts today. Back were shipped today, so it will balance nicely.
These things are really solid and weigh about 35lbs each. Got it with the mirrors. They seem cheapish, I have a Rugged Ridge round mirror that attaches to the window hinge if these turn out crappy.
Really happy with them. Takes about 30 min per door to assemble hinges and adjust them so door latches properly. Once that is done, pop them on and use the door hinge bolts to attach. A min a piece. 4 min to take off the doors. After you've done it a few times.
I like the way they fit the door area, many of the cheaper ones go straight across the bottom and top leaving a 3 inch gap at the bottom. These follow the door contour.
