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Shrockwork sliders with stock rock rails installed

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Old 07-03-2007, 03:19 PM
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Default Shrockwork sliders with stock rock rails installed
I used them with a 1" body lift
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Old 07-03-2007, 04:07 PM
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Hello Torn,

Were these ordered standard so that the 1" lift allows the to mount or were they ordered to fit below the stock rails?
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I used them with a 1" body lift
Thanks for posting those pictures, I have been waiting to see what the Sliders looked like with the stock Rubicn rails
 
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These are the standard sliders with a 1" body lift, that way i could keep the stock rock rails. I think it would give the body more protection for the paint.
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Default Any issues on doing the body lift?
How long does it take to lift the body, any problems doing so, and what does a kit cost?
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Originally Posted by KMHENRY77
How long does it take to lift the body, any problems doing so, and what does a kit cost?
It took about a hour to put body lift on and kit was 135.00
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We do have the option of retaining the stock slider with no BL. I just checked it out on tues with a mock up set on Jim's JK. We now offer those upon request, as there is a slight change from the normal slider.

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HOw does it work as a step? Is there enough of the slider sticking out to use as a step. It looks pretty buried under the stock slider.
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