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Diff Covers or Rock Sliders?

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Old Dec 23, 2013 | 09:17 AM
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Originally Posted by jeepherz
Another thought to confuse you- diff. cover AND slider. I have AEV covers, and diff. sliders. (AEV on the rear- can't remember the brand on the front). Mine have been used and abused. Not entirely sure I'd recommend AEV on the rear for one reason- it leaves the actual seam of the diff. cover exposed. They say they do this to accommodate different size covers-. As you can see the slider has been hit a ton on the edge where the seam is exposed- and my seam is still perfect. So it does do the job- but 1/4" more steel and I wouldn't have to worry about it. (Note to self; test fit BEFORE powder coating). There are those who think these are overkill but I'll take any protection I can get.If you have Rubi rails I'd go for covers. But if not I'd go sliders- then covers- then diff. sliders if $$ permits.Attachment 518719Attachment 518720Attachment 518721
Looks like you lose a little ground clearance or it that just an illusion?
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