River Raider Rock Slider Reviews
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06-25-2008, 03:36 PM
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Kenny's info
[QUOTE=bly109;559991]I have the 4dr sliders and I love them!!
I was extremely nervous about the strength before I bought them. Kenny assured me they would hold up to anything. I figured since I only live about an hour away, I could drive down to his shop if he was lying to me
But so far he hasnt 
They have taken a few good hits and havent budged and I have used the driverside to high lift off of a stump. My wife took 10 pictures of the stump, but didnt get one of the highlift on the rail. 
I wanted to send it to Kenny.
Long story short, Im a believer now
They werent too hard to install, but they werent a piece of cake either. Once you get past the 1st 5/8" hole in your shiny new jeep, lining up and drilling the rest of the holes goes fairly smooth. I think an extra hand is a must though, a floor jack and stands help, but one slip and you are screwed. The silicone used to seal them against the body can be tricky and messy. The well nuts are also a pain in the ass. Make sure every hole is COMPLETELY deburred or you will tear them and also make sure the rail is tight against the face of the well nut before you start tightening it. If not, the well nut will just spin and never completely snug up. I have to re-do my driverside rail because of this. 3 of the well nuts just spin... The passengerside came out much better, I used a bar clamp to draw it tight against the well nuts. And I should point out, that I did high lift from the rail with the loose wellnuts and it didnt budge!
Im not sure if anyone else had this problem, UPS did beat the hell out of mine, so they might have added more of a bend. Kenny did offer to replace them, but I was impatient and I figured I could work with it
So others might not have any issues with the well nuts. Kenny seemed legitimately suprised when I called him, so I dont think its a common problem. He did buy me another box of well nuts and also reimburse my shipping. He also told me his offer stands to replace them if Im not satisfied. So I really cant beat that kind of customer service.
Overall, I am completely happy with them. I would definitely buy them again and I can not say enough good things about Kenny!! He truly does care about his customers and will go out of his way to make sure you are satisfied!
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Whats Kenny's information? I'd like to order some of the bolts and well nuts
I was extremely nervous about the strength before I bought them. Kenny assured me they would hold up to anything. I figured since I only live about an hour away, I could drive down to his shop if he was lying to me
But so far he hasnt They have taken a few good hits and havent budged and I have used the driverside to high lift off of a stump. My wife took 10 pictures of the stump, but didnt get one of the highlift on the rail. I wanted to send it to Kenny.Long story short, Im a believer now
They werent too hard to install, but they werent a piece of cake either. Once you get past the 1st 5/8" hole in your shiny new jeep
, lining up and drilling the rest of the holes goes fairly smooth. I think an extra hand is a must though, a floor jack and stands help, but one slip and you are screwed. The silicone used to seal them against the body can be tricky and messy. The well nuts are also a pain in the ass. Make sure every hole is COMPLETELY deburred or you will tear them and also make sure the rail is tight against the face of the well nut before you start tightening it. If not, the well nut will just spin and never completely snug up. I have to re-do my driverside rail because of this. 3 of the well nuts just spin... The passengerside came out much better, I used a bar clamp to draw it tight against the well nuts. And I should point out, that I did high lift from the rail with the loose wellnuts and it didnt budge!Im not sure if anyone else had this problem, UPS did beat the hell out of mine, so they might have added more of a bend. Kenny did offer to replace them, but I was impatient and I figured I could work with it
So others might not have any issues with the well nuts. Kenny seemed legitimately suprised when I called him, so I dont think its a common problem. He did buy me another box of well nuts and also reimburse my shipping. He also told me his offer stands to replace them if Im not satisfied. So I really cant beat that kind of customer service.Overall, I am completely happy with them. I would definitely buy them again and I can not say enough good things about Kenny!! He truly does care about his customers and will go out of his way to make sure you are satisfied!
[/QUOTWhats Kenny's information? I'd like to order some of the bolts and well nuts
