Akward entry
10-13-2014, 12:06 AM
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Akward entry
Does anyone else feel slightly akward getting in and out of their JKU? Just curious if new side steps will help or if anything else will ( IE LIFT, someone tell me the lift makes it better) lol! Thanks for your feedback in advance!
10-13-2014, 03:06 AM
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With the expectation of a slight boosted lift ourselves and because none of the sliders are very appealing to my wife and I, we'll be opting for the molded side steps.. thou the rubicon sliders as very slim-line.. I don't think there is enough room to actually step on these. Hence the molded side steps.
10-13-2014, 03:13 AM
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With the expectation of a slight boosted lift ourselves and because none of the sliders are very appealing to my wife and I, we'll be opting for the molded side steps.. thou the rubicon sliders as very slim-line.. I don't think there is enough room to actually step on these. Hence the molded side steps.
10-13-2014, 03:21 AM
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@RedRockJeeper I'll check out the Ace sliders..
@agentjohnson the sidestep is like one of those steps in one's backyard.. it's not at the right height. You know the one step that you either use (baby steps or you step over it) So you either use it.. or it's just in a back area or placement on the jeep to actually be used correctly.. but placing a step to low or away from the jeep and assuming its too heavy.. can create a very unbalanced ride, which was the case in our 08 upon purchasing.. it had tubed nerf bars.. that extended out further than we liked
@agentjohnson the sidestep is like one of those steps in one's backyard.. it's not at the right height. You know the one step that you either use (baby steps or you step over it) So you either use it.. or it's just in a back area or placement on the jeep to actually be used correctly.. but placing a step to low or away from the jeep and assuming its too heavy.. can create a very unbalanced ride, which was the case in our 08 upon purchasing.. it had tubed nerf bars.. that extended out further than we liked
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10-13-2014, 03:23 AM
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Good info, I guess i just need to practice more lol! Its easier getting in passenger than driver for me. oh well I'll figure it out! Thanks for the input.
10-13-2014, 03:24 AM
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@RedRockJeeper I'll check out the Ace sliders..
@agentjohnson the sidestep is like one of those steps in one's backyard.. it's not at the right height. You know the one step that you either use (baby steps or you step over it) So you either use it.. or it's just in a back area or placement on the jeep to actually be used correctly.. but placing a step to low or away from the jeep and assuming its too heavy.. can create a very unbalanced ride, which was the case in our 08 upon purchasing.. it had tubed nerf bars.. that extended out further than we liked
@agentjohnson the sidestep is like one of those steps in one's backyard.. it's not at the right height. You know the one step that you either use (baby steps or you step over it) So you either use it.. or it's just in a back area or placement on the jeep to actually be used correctly.. but placing a step to low or away from the jeep and assuming its too heavy.. can create a very unbalanced ride, which was the case in our 08 upon purchasing.. it had tubed nerf bars.. that extended out further than we liked