Poison Spyder JK BODY ARMOR User Manual

Installation instruc tio ns, Jk body armor installation

INSTALLATION INSTRUC

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JK BODY ARMOR INSTALLATION

Thank you for purchasing Poison Spyder Body

Armor for your Jeep JK. Although it is a lengthy

procedure, Installation is fairly simple with the

right tools and good mechanical abilities. If

you are not confident in your mechanical skills,

please seek the help of a professional to perform

the installation. Please read through these entire

instructions before proceeding with installation.

PARTS LIST

(1) Driver side Body Armor panel
(1) Passenger side Body Armor Panel
(1) Nut Insert installation tool

The following items are provided only for

Rocker Knockers

with Sliders, and vary by model:
2-DR 4-DR

(34) (42) 1/4-20 nut-sert
(34) (42) 1/4-20X3/4 SS flat head cap screw

TOOLS NEEDED

• Bar clamps (2 or more)
• 1/2” drill motor
• 1/4” drill bit
• 25/64” drill bit
• Hammer
• 1/4” center punch
• 7/16” box end wrench
• 9/16” box end wrench
• 5/32” hex key
• 1/4” drive ratchet
• 10mm 1/4” drive socket
• 13mm 1/4” drive socket

• Anti-seize compound
• Fine tip felt marker
• Masking tape
• Touch- up paint
• A friend to hold parts in place

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

• It is imperative that you read and follow

instructions to ensure that you will have a

successful installation.

• Failure to do so may result in an unsatisfactory

installation.

• It is the purchaser/installer’s responsibility to

inspect the package for any missing pieces

prior to beginning installation.

• Carefully read the product warranty and

hold harmless agreement at the end of this

document

• Read through instructions thoroughly before

beginning installation.

INSTALL PREPARATION:
1. Park vehicle on a level surface and set the

emergency brake. You will want to wear eye

protection beyond this point in time.

2. If your Wrangler is a Rubicon edition or it

is equipped with rocker protection or steps,

they will now need to be removed. Factory

installed rocker protection is held on by:
a. 2-Door: four (4) nuts in the pinch weld

flange (Figure 1) and two (2) bolts that

go into the bottom of the tub (Figure 2).