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Poison Spyder Trail Corner (Black) – 14-06-010-PC

Poison Spyder Customs

  • Black Trail Corner body guard in 3/16 inch steel
  • Protects a body corner that is exposed to rock damage
  • Pre-cut gas filler, taillight and license plate holes
  • Works with OEM taillights; stainless steel button head hardware included

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Description

Overview

The Poison Spyder Trail Corner in black (part number 14-06-010-PC) is a 3/16 inch steel corner guard that protects one of a Jeep’s most vulnerable areas from rock damage. It is laser cut and precision formed to fit around the body corner and the OEM flares. The corner is powder coated black.

The kit includes stainless steel button head hardware and detailed installation instructions. The gas filler, taillight and license plate holes are pre-cut, and the original license plate hardware and taillights can be re-used. The corner works with OEM taillights. Confirm fit for your Jeep’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Key features

  • 3/16 inch laser-cut steel, precision formed around the corner and OEM flares
  • Black powder coat finish
  • Stainless steel button head hardware included
  • Pre-cut holes for the gas filler, taillight and license plate
  • Works with OEM taillights, which can be re-used
  • Detailed installation instructions included

Before you cut or drill

Installing a body corner guard usually means cutting or drilling sheet steel that sits close to the fuel system, wiring and taillight assembly. Measure and mark the work carefully, and check the clearance behind the panel before making any cut. Cutting with a suitable tool and removing burrs first keeps the edges clean and the fit tight.

Bare cut edges are the most likely place for rust to start, so seal them with a good primer and paint as soon as the guard is fitted. Check the corner after the first few trail trips, because stone strikes can chip the finish and expose metal that needs touch-up.

  • Mark and measure before cutting
  • Deburr all cut and drilled edges
  • Prime and paint exposed metal
  • Recheck bolts after the first few trips

Specifications

Brand Poison Spyder Customs
Part number 14-06-010-PC
UPC 614901725520
Type Body corner guard (Trail Corner)
Corner type Short
Material 3/16 inch steel
Finish Black powder coat
Hardware Stainless steel button head
Installation type Cutting or drilling required

Vehicle fitment

Make sure the corner and taillight area on your Jeep match the part before buying. Confirm fit for your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Installation requires cutting or drilling. The gas filler, taillight and license plate holes are already cut, and the original taillights and license plate hardware can be re-used.

What’s included

The Trail Corner in black, stainless steel button head hardware and installation instructions.

SKU: PSC14-06-010-PC Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 34.00 lbs
Package dimensions 19.00 × 19.00 × 12.00 in
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Questions & Answers

Do the Trail Corners work with OEM taillights?

Yes. The corner works with OEM taillights, and its taillight and license plate holes are pre-cut so the original taillights and license plate hardware can be re-used.

What thickness is the Trail Corner steel?

The corner is laser cut from 3/16 inch steel and finished in black powder coat. It is held in place with stainless steel button head hardware supplied with the kit.

Does the Trail Corner need drilling?

Yes. Installation requires cutting or drilling, although the gas filler, taillight and license plate holes are pre-cut at the factory, which reduces the work.

How should cut edges on a steel corner guard be treated?

Deburr any sharp edges left by cutting or drilling, then touch up bare metal with primer and paint so moisture does not start rust. Check the finish after the first few trips and touch up any chips promptly.

Should the taillight wiring be checked when a corner guard is installed?

Yes. Before tightening the hardware, check that the taillight harness and license plate wiring have room and are not pinched. Route any loose wire away from the metal edge and secure it with clips so vibration does not wear the insulation.