Product Description
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The CavFab Jeep LJ Rear Corner Armor is crafted from 3/16" American steel and precision-formed for the best fit on the market. Designed for easy installation with no trimming required, it perfectly aligns with your tank filler, tailgate hinges, and taillights. Countersunk mounting points provide a sleek, smooth finish, ensuring both durability and style. Shown on a red TJ in images for reference, the 3D model shows actual product engineered specifically for the LJ.
VEHICLE FITMENT
- 2004 - 2006 Jeep Wrangler LJ
FEATURES
- Made from 3/16" American Steel
- CNC Laser Cut and CNC Formed In House
- Compatible with Factory Style Tail Lights (or any light that utilizes the factory 3 bolt mounting pattern)
- Fits the Factory Wheel Well Opening
- Countersink Flat head Mounting Hardware Included
- Designed for Stock Wheelbase
- Ships Raw Steel
WHATS INCLUDED
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LJ Rear Corner Armor (pair - driver and passenger side)
- Mounting Hardware
NOTES
- No Pre-Cut holes for Flares as there are various mounting options (or if you prefer no Fender Flare, you have a clean surface)
Product Specifications
No file availableAssembly Instructions
No file availableHere at CavFab we utilize UPS Ground and USPS Priority shipping. Once your order ships, you’ll receive an email with your shipping details and tracking number. This way, you can follow your order until it arrives at your door. If you have any questions about your shipment, feel free to reach out to us at info@cavfab.com.
Have questions about this product? We’re here to help! Whether you need more details, advise on compatibility, or assistance in deciding if this is the right fit for your build, reach out to us. Email us anytime at info@cavfab.com, and our team will get back to you with the answers you need to make your purchase with confidence.
100% MADE IN THE USA
Our products are fabricated by a world class team of American craftsmen.
Customer Reviews
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They fit beautifully. Instructions would be nice, but who reads them anyway until you screw up. I painted the inside to protect the steel. Waiting to paint it once I build my rock sliders.
