JK Overriders where to Stick Um

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Hi All,

I've decided to treat my bus to a set of overriders from JK for Christmas and was wondering if anyone has any measurements as to where they go as well as how you attach them. Sorry if this becomes plainly obvious when I offer them up to the bus but I don't want the bus seeing them before Christmas :lol: I have front and rears looking at Google Images they do seem to vary a bit some closer together than others. Rears seem to generally be in line with the rear lights

Any pointers appreciated.
 
They bolt onto the original bolt holes where the bumper now attaches to the bracket.
You need longer bolts (and maybe spacers) to make this happen and preferably some overrider rubbers so you don't scratch your bumpers.
Not sure what's included in the set that JK sells.
 
Rubbers are not included, i ordered them here on the forum (don,t remember who sold them)
 
stuif said:
Rubbers are not included, i ordered them here on the forum (don,t remember who sold them)
aogrady

http://forum.earlybay.com/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=37322&p=312717#p312717" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I bought them too - very good fit.
 
All you get in the box is the overrider no bolts or rubbers.. glad I welded and smoothed my bumper brackets to my bumpers ! forward thinking there... not :(

Cheers for the link to the rubbers hopefully he can get some to me.
 
To clarify, Alistair sells the edging strips (that go between the overrider and the bumper).

lhu128l sells the actual impact rubbers: http://forum.earlybay.com/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=19590" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
 

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