Rock Rails Suggestion
JK Junkie
Joined: Jan 2012
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From: Auburn Maine
I just liked the Ace stuff, does evo offer bolt on rails?
I know when I did my research a lot of the possibilities were either weld on only and/or very expensive
Same with bumpers, I just had the ace rear installed and the front one has arrived and its going on next Wednesday
Matthew
I know when I did my research a lot of the possibilities were either weld on only and/or very expensive
Same with bumpers, I just had the ace rear installed and the front one has arrived and its going on next Wednesday
Matthew
JK Jedi
Joined: Apr 2011
Posts: 4,482
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From: Neenah, Wisconsin
That's right...make your own. I just recently went to Offroad Evolution in Fullerton and looked at their sliders, measured them, photo'd them and am now in the process of making them. Then, I can make them to my exact specs etc. With all the steel it comes to about 250 bucks in materials....welded by me. I'm having a ball making them. Gives some pride in not just buying a set but being involved in some fabrication.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 326
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From: Fontana, California
I just liked the Ace stuff, does evo offer bolt on rails?
I know when I did my research a lot of the possibilities were either weld on only and/or very expensive
Same with bumpers, I just had the ace rear installed and the front one has arrived and its going on next Wednesday
Matthew
I know when I did my research a lot of the possibilities were either weld on only and/or very expensive
Same with bumpers, I just had the ace rear installed and the front one has arrived and its going on next Wednesday
Matthew
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 326
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From: Fontana, California
Yeah, my belief is that if you need someone else to make or install something for you.....learn how to do it yourself!! I mean, if the guy who is installing or building it for you knows how.....you can learn just like he did. It just might take a while but everything you learn gives you another talent.
JK Junkie
Joined: Jan 2012
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From: Auburn Maine
Yeah, my belief is that if you need someone else to make or install something for you.....learn how to do it yourself!! I mean, if the guy who is installing or building it for you knows how.....you can learn just like he did. It just might take a while but everything you learn gives you another talent.
Matthew
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 259
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From: NOVA - Northern VA
I love my Ace/rubi rail set up. Has held up to some good hits. That said, there is some flex to the Aces--I haven't had the Ace slider smash into the rubi rail because I also run a 1" BL. There is just enough gap to allow the rail to flex and not get into my Rubi rail.
If my wife didn't require a step--I would go w/ an LoD setup.
If my wife didn't require a step--I would go w/ an LoD setup.
JK Junkie
Joined: Dec 2011
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From: Madison, New Jersey
I love my Ace/rubi rail set up. Has held up to some good hits. That said, there is some flex to the Aces--I haven't had the Ace slider smash into the rubi rail because I also run a 1" BL. There is just enough gap to allow the rail to flex and not get into my Rubi rail.
If my wife didn't require a step--I would go w/ an LoD setup.
If my wife didn't require a step--I would go w/ an LoD setup.