Rock Sliders
Anyone run nfab Rock sliders on a 2 door just trying to get some feedback
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Armor-Pro...iLKhoCJ-Xw_wcB
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Armor-Pro...iLKhoCJ-Xw_wcB
Anyone run nfab Rock sliders on a 2 door just trying to get some feedback http://www.4wheelparts.com/Armor-Pro...iLKhoCJ-Xw_wcB
What is your planned use for them? Just more as a step, or really slamming them in the rocks? I know a lot of people that say you have to go frame mounted if you are rock crawling, I also know a lot of guys they wheel pretty hard in the rocks that are running body mounted, and they do fine.
I play on the rocks occasionally, and have frame mounted, but at the same time the factory Rubi rails I had originally (body mounted) took several good hits with no worries.
Not super helpful I know. But maybe someone will chime in that has had a set.
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I'd go frame mounted, install is so much simpler and easier. My ruby rails took some great hits, but in the end did damage to the tub, I have also seen JKs with aftermarket body mounted sliders do tub damage. The frame mounted is significantly stronger and I never get hung up on mine like some people say you will. Check out the VKS sliders, similar to evo but much more affordable.
I'd go frame mounted, install is so much simpler and easier. My ruby rails took some great hits, but in the end did damage to the tub, I have also seen JKs with aftermarket body mounted sliders do tub damage. The frame mounted is significantly stronger and I never get hung up on mine like some people say you will. Check out the VKS sliders, similar to evo but much more affordable.
I picked up a set from White-Knuckle Off-Road. They are based in Southern California, and are made to order and frame mounted. Love mine.
They are very similar to Shrock Works, but even stronger.
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They are very similar to Shrock Works, but even stronger.
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