Thanks! They were 580 plus 200 to coat them. They mount with 11 5/16" bolts held to the body with Well nuts. You also use Black silicone between them and the body to seal them up. The installation was pretty easy once you get past the idea of 22 5/8" holes in your new jeep! An extra set of hands and some jackstands makes things alot easier too. Also, DEBURR DEBURR DEBURR!! The well nut are very solid once they are set, but can be easily sliced if you miss a burr. The sliders are suprisingly solid for only mounting to the body. Kenny assured me that they can take any punish I dish out to them. I cant wait to test them in two weeks at Rausch Creek.

 

 

How did you make those yourself, they look really good!!

 

Modified Rubi rails.......Nice Job.

 

anyone have experience with a good hard downward impact on stock/mod. rubi rails; or slide over a rock for that matter?

 

I had one that I thought made sontact with my door. That why I'm looking for something that extends out more to keep that from happening. I have a nice long rusting scratch on my rubi rail.

 

Dang!

That looks gooooood!

 

I just dropped my Rubi off at Screamin Lizard to have some routine stuff checked/re-torqued, etc,... As well as to have THE BUILD continue,....

And I got to see/hold the Rock Hard sliders I ordered. OMFG!

They weigh about a ton, are built stout as a brick shit house, and have a delicate curve which matches the ever-so-slight arc of the tub of the JK.

I CANNOT WAIT to check these things out!

PICTURES WILL BE POSTED as soon as I get the damn thing back. Gerry at Screamin Lizard is thinking late Friday, I'm thinking Saturday,...

Mongo like!

 

i have beat on my rails about as hard as you can lol and the hold up great no body damage

 

I have the Poly Performance ones and I BEAT on them in Moab and they are GREAT!
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