My bad, I figured it was the same.

 

when I was looking for sliders I only considered frame mounted sliders. Here is pictures of all the ones I was looking it.

LOD




Shrockworks



White knock off road



VKS fab.



TJM



Poison spyder

 

No. But Shrockworks uses mostly existing holes, plus a couple self-tapping screws. Others probably do, too. The most difficult install I ever worked on was body-mounted using nutserts. Lots of holes to drill. And the little tool they give you is a poor sub for a real (and expensive) nutsert tool.

 

They had one set left, at 10% off and free shipping, so I grabbed them! They said they might even arrive tomorrow. Thanks for the tip!

 

Just ordered my rockers, will be 60-+ days. I'm looking at putting the body clad on the panel as well. Any thoughts. I tore my panel under the door in MOAB and spent 800 bucks to fix it. Proper rockers would have been cheaper the first time.

If anyone uses the body clad, do you recommend the rubber liner?

 

I got a set of Crawler Conceptz Ultra Rockers from Marcus @ RCO. Very nice very similar to PSC Brawler but uses larger hardware and in my opinion appear to be a little more stout based upon number of attachment points and some common attachment points are more substantial in the common mounting point. I.E. where the step portion mounts to the body/rocker plate .

 

Rubber liner between sandwiched painted dissimilar metal parts? I wouldn't. But then again sandwiching painted dissimilar painted metal parts Why? All the lap joints during the production of Your Jeep (and any other vehicle) are sealed with butyl caulk Prior to spot welding inside the robotic weld cell for that job space. When assembled the body goes through a 17 to 23 stage cleaning and e-coat priming process involving submersion and spray off zones.
If metal/paint/rubber/paint/metal sandwiches were so perfect I would think at least one OEM manufacturer would adopt that procedure in at least one model of the millions of vehicles produced around the world each year.
I digress. Yes use none of the above. Frame mount Luke.

 

Don't try this at home Kids. If you need a square to check parallelism to your drilled hole then there's a good chance you shouldn't be doing a potentially expensive experiment on your Jeep. When the guy drills the hole for the pilot size was a squ........
Oh and cutting fluid is well, like, extremely toxic. where are the dudes gloves? Read the labels guys. It's only your lungs, livers, etc. But hell ya I gotta tap me my first hole.

 

Don't try this at home Kids. If you need a square to check parallelism to your drilled hole then there's a good chance you shouldn't be doing a potentially expensive experiment on your Jeep. When the guy drills the hole for the pilot size was a squ........
Yes for those of of you that haven't done it before practice on some scrap Because ole mr. hairy arms here in the vid isn't under his Jeep and still struggling. He checked square but not a second check At 90 degrees. Practice before to get the feel and use the square as a paper weight.

 

Love my LoD Rock sliders! They took a solid hit this past weekend.