rock slider advice
I'm about to remove the stock running boards from the JK. Want to replace them with a rock slider type rail to gain protection. Also need tp have some sort of step to enable my wife with bad knees to get into the Jeep. Don't need anything really heavy duty as our wheeling is mostly dirt trails. Hopeing for a no drill installation. Any advice is appreciated.
I'm about to remove the stock running boards from the JK. Want to replace them with a rock slider type rail to gain protection. Also need tp have some sort of step to enable my wife with bad knees to get into the Jeep. Don't need anything really heavy duty as our wheeling is mostly dirt trails. Hopeing for a no drill installation. Any advice is appreciated.
They work as a step when you are raising and lowering the top....it's a small ledge but it helps. The install was kind of a PITA ...they give you small nuts and bolts that go through the pinch seam and there is not a lot of room to get them in.....you will want to use needlenose pliers and someone recommended using some tape to hold the nuts in place while you thread the bolts.
I had the SRC ones before and they flexed........make sure you get the XRC.....they are designed way better and hold up. I have come down on them pretty hard and they have held up amazing!
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I have Hansons. Step works good for my wife. She says the step is a little small but it is a true step. I have seen then bend before. And since they are mounted to the body, if they bend the body needs work. I beat the crap out of mine, and so far so good. Just have to get them painted every year. I also put some LED lights in there. My wife was having a hard time finding the steps in the dark. I'll go find some pics and post them up
Last edited by eDiveBuddy; Oct 1, 2010 at 06:56 AM. Reason: Added pic
I have Hansons. Step works good for my wife. She says the step is a little small but it is a true step. I have seen then bend before. And since they are mounted to the body, if they bend the body needs work. I beat the crap out of mine, and so far so good. Just have to get them painted every year. I also put some LED lights in there. My wife was having a hard time finding the steps in the dark. I'll go find some pics and post them up
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