Best Rock sliders for Jeeps with a body lift?
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JK Enthusiast
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Best Rock sliders for Jeeps with a body lift?
Looking at rock sliders for my jeep. I have a 1.25" rough country body lift. What are some good options for a quality set of rock sliders?
JK Super Freak
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Schrockworks has on option when you buy the sliders that will compensate for a body lift. Maybe try them.
or you could always remove the body lift.
or you could always remove the body lift.
Last edited by rcdude3; Jul 22, 2011 at 09:31 AM.
JK Junkie
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I won't recomend a specific brand here because I'm not sold on the one I have though it seems to work well.
In general, since you have a body lift you might as well benefit from it by purchasing sliders that attach to your body (and body mounts) rather than to the frame. It will look lame with an extra 1"+ of space between the slider and the body plus you will be wasting extra break over angle.
Some brands I am aware of are PureJeep and Genright that offer these kinds of sliders. I'm not sure who else.
In general, since you have a body lift you might as well benefit from it by purchasing sliders that attach to your body (and body mounts) rather than to the frame. It will look lame with an extra 1"+ of space between the slider and the body plus you will be wasting extra break over angle.
Some brands I am aware of are PureJeep and Genright that offer these kinds of sliders. I'm not sure who else.
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From: Detroit, Michigan
I won't recomend a specific brand here because I'm not sold on the one I have though it seems to work well.
In general, since you have a body lift you might as well benefit from it by purchasing sliders that attach to your body (and body mounts) rather than to the frame. It will look lame with an extra 1"+ of space between the slider and the body plus you will be wasting extra break over angle.
Some brands I am aware of are PureJeep and Genright that offer these kinds of sliders. I'm not sure who else.
In general, since you have a body lift you might as well benefit from it by purchasing sliders that attach to your body (and body mounts) rather than to the frame. It will look lame with an extra 1"+ of space between the slider and the body plus you will be wasting extra break over angle.
Some brands I am aware of are PureJeep and Genright that offer these kinds of sliders. I'm not sure who else.
