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Motobilt Rocker Guards for Competition Corners with Step; Bare Steel (87-95 Jeep Wrangler YJ)

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    Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

    Features & Specs

    • Rocker Guards for Competition Corners with Step
    • Built with 1.75-Inch x 0.120-Inch-Thick Steel DOM Tubing Tube Steps
    • Produced with 3/16-Inch Heavy-Duty Steel
    • With Flat Washers and Nyloc Nuts
    • Comes in Bare Steel Condition
    • Integrated with Motobilt Grimple Plate
    • Includes 12- 5/16-Inch Counter Sunk Bolts
    • Engineered for all 1987-1995 Jeep Wrangler YJ Models

    Description

    Thick DOM Tubing. Elevate your 1987-1995 Jeep Wrangler YJ's off-road capabilities and aesthetic with Motobilt's Rocker Guards for Competition Corners with Step. These rugged guards are built with 1.75-inch x 0.120-inch-thick steel DOM tubing tube steps, offering a sturdy and secure step for easier vehicle access. Constructed from 3/16-inch heavy-duty steel, they provide exceptional protection against off-road impacts.

    Distinct Bare Steel. Moreover, the guards come in bare steel condition, allowing for personal customization to match your Jeep's style. The integration of Motobilt's unique Grimple Plate adds a distinctive look and extra grip. Installation is made easy with the inclusion of 12- 5/16-inch counter sunk bolts, flat washers, and Nyloc nuts.

    Installation. Putting these Motobilt Rocker Guards for Competition Corners with Step on your ride is easy and requires no drilling.

    Application. These Motobilt Rocker Guards for Competition Corners with Step fit all 1987-1995 Jeep Wrangler YJ Models.

    Motobilt MB1043-S

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