Poison Spyder Aluminum Crusher Corners

Poison Spyder Crusher Corners are now available in high strength, lightweight 6061-T6 aluminum. Like our steel Crusher Corners, the aluminum ones are also CNC laser cut and precision formed for a precise fit. The aluminum corners provide great side and corner impact protection, but at a WEIGHT SAVINGS OF AROUND 50 POUNDS! The aluminum corners are now on our website. Check them out then call Brent at (951) 849-5911 with any questions or to place your order!



We'll soon have a bolt-on version of our steel Crusher Flares for use with our aluminum or steel Crusher Corners. I'll post up here when those are ready.

As a side note, for those who want the steel Crusher Corners, we've dropped prices across the board for them, with most models starting at only $299.

do you make a set of aluminum full corner
guards for the unlimited ?

elephantrider wrote:do you make a set of aluminum full corner
guards for the unlimited ?

Yes we do! http://www.poisonspyder.com/prod-crushercorners.php they're $399 a pair.

is that the only finish?

With the Alum corners are you going to offer them with the 3 inch flare or just plain. This would also be for a unlimited.

AustinTexasXJ wrote:is that the only finish?

Yes, they're shipped raw and can be painted, powder coated, left raw or for some real bling, they can be polished!

warfnation wrote:With the Alum corners are you going to offer them with the 3 inch flare or just plain. This would also be for a unlimited.

Yes we'll have a bolt on flare in a few weeks.

We'll have several models on display at KOH. They look pretty cool even in the raw form.

Larry thanks for posting up and keeping us informed on your new products....

TRUBL wrote:Larry thanks for posting up and keeping us informed on your new products....

Shane,
My pleasure, we're happy to be here!

I would want to use the rattle can bedliner on them. Do you know how well that would work or what kind of prep work would be needed for paint? I would be worried that it would not adhere to the aluminum.

txfiremn wrote:I would want to use the rattle can bedliner on them. Do you know how well that would work or what kind of prep work would be needed for paint? I would be worried that it would not adhere to the aluminum.

My experience with the spray on bed liners is that it sticks to EVERYTHING whether you want it to or not. LOL It wouldn’t hurt to scuff the surface a little with a scotch brite pad or a DA sander.
Thanks,