LoD Rock sliders?
- Thread starter Ant's JK
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Thanks. Are the foot steps actually useable or more for looks?
WJCO
Meme King
Very useable. My Jeep has tubular sliders as well, but the tube doesn't extend back as far. Both my wife and I agree the lod on her Jeep is way more useful than mine on my WJ. I've thought about modifying mine to be similar to the lod model.
I really like the look of the psc sliders but I think I would run into the issue of them being unusable to get in the jeep with. I think LoD is the way I will go. I like the idea of welding them on.
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WJCO
Meme King
It was very easy. Maybe an hour or two. Beats drilling.
12-mile
Member
Thanks, they look really good. How have you liked them so far?
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JCMULEY
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Pros- Work extremely well and are very effective for the designed use
Aesthetically pleasing
Install is so easy a monkey could do it
Cons- Collect mud and small rocks on the interior, once mud is hardened very time consuming to clean out.
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Aesthetically pleasing
Install is so easy a monkey could do it
Cons- Collect mud and small rocks on the interior, once mud is hardened very time consuming to clean out.
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Sullivan
New member
^^^I agree with the collecting rocks part. They do hold a lot and are annoying to get out if you are picky. I really just spray mine and leave them. They will just get rocks back in them anyways
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notnalc68
That dude from Mississippi
I thought about leaving those bottom plates out, because of that. They are just for looks.
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Sullivan
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Well, my bottom plates are in for good. I smashed the crap out of the Allen bolts and they aren't coming off
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JeepAholic
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I have them they are awesome. Two person job to install and the drilling and tapping is pita but well worth it.
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nmwranglerx
Caught the Bug
Anyone know if these sliders are compatible with EVO long arms?
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WJCO
Meme King
Check with highoctane, but I think he runs the Evo long arm. Post 283 : http://wayalife.com/showthread.php?...5-Rubicon-Unlimited-build&p=817768#post817768
highoctane
Caught the Bug
I didn't even install mine, and don't plan to.
I have the Evo Mfg high clearance long arm kit and it fits just fine, with about a half inch of room to spare.
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12-mile
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They've been good, like others have mentioned, they tend to collect debris, but i found that they were pretty easy to install by myself.
I dont own a welder so i just used a floor jack and a couple boards to line them up.
A little drilling and tapping and then they bolted right up.
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