Best RockRails or Fenders
Hey All,
Looking to replace the terrible designed rock rails on my Rubicon. I've got about 100 rocks stuck between my paint and the rails. (Yes I know I can remove them by taking out the bolts, and yes, I know there is a write-up on how to prevent this in the future, moving on...)
What, in your opinion are the best rails? I like the Shrockworks, and they're decently priced. And while we're at it, looking for metal fenders too. Who do you guys suggest?
Looking to replace the terrible designed rock rails on my Rubicon. I've got about 100 rocks stuck between my paint and the rails. (Yes I know I can remove them by taking out the bolts, and yes, I know there is a write-up on how to prevent this in the future, moving on...)
What, in your opinion are the best rails? I like the Shrockworks, and they're decently priced. And while we're at it, looking for metal fenders too. Who do you guys suggest?
The stock rubi rails are actually quite good. With that said, my preference are sliders that bolt to the frame and not the body. You'll hear lots of people recommend Ace. Those mount to the body.
I have and love the LOD sliders. To me, they are the best combination of looks, function and safety. And they mount 100% to the frame.
PSC makes nice ones that are kind of frame/body hybrid. I've heard rumors that they are coming out with a frame mounted set soon
Shrocks are nice as well but loooooooong wait for them.
I have and love the LOD sliders. To me, they are the best combination of looks, function and safety. And they mount 100% to the frame.
PSC makes nice ones that are kind of frame/body hybrid. I've heard rumors that they are coming out with a frame mounted set soon
Shrocks are nice as well but loooooooong wait for them.
The stock rubi rails are actually quite good. With that said, my preference are sliders that bolt to the frame and not the body. You'll hear lots of people recommend Ace. Those mount to the body.
I have and love the LOD sliders. To me, they are the best combination of looks, function and safety. And they mount 100% to the frame.
PSC makes nice ones that are kind of frame/body hybrid. I've heard rumors that they are coming out with a frame mounted set soon
Shrocks are nice as well but loooooooong wait for them.
I have and love the LOD sliders. To me, they are the best combination of looks, function and safety. And they mount 100% to the frame.
PSC makes nice ones that are kind of frame/body hybrid. I've heard rumors that they are coming out with a frame mounted set soon
Shrocks are nice as well but loooooooong wait for them.
I wheeled with a guy that has the LOD. Wish I would've gotten those. They have high ground clearance and have an integrated step. On the pricey side though.
PSC are also nice, but also pricey. Plus they come bare metal so you have to pay to finish them.
I think I prefer bare metal as I'm planning to have them Rhinolined. Do the Ace fenders have integrated turn signals? What about the PSC?
And what about ARB stuff?
Anyone heard of the MetalCloak fenders?
And what about ARB stuff?
Anyone heard of the MetalCloak fenders?
I refuse to buy sliders that mount to the body/ pinch seam , because when you hit the hard enough , they bend the pinch seam. It was my first sliders on my rubi , and now my pinch seam is so bent any other sliders that is supposed to fit the body/ pinch seam won't work if I wanted them to. From now on , I will only use weld or bolt on to the frame ! Also beware of the ones that use the pinch seam and frame , you know the body is rubber mounted to the frame and they are supposed to move independetly of each other , possibly ripping the pinch seam ! Just my 2 cents!
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I refuse to buy sliders that mount to the body/ pinch seam , because when you hit the hard enough , they bend the pinch seam. It was my first sliders on my rubi , and now my pinch seam is so bent any other sliders that is supposed to fit the body/ pinch seam won't work if I wanted them to. From now on , I will only use weld or bolt on to the frame ! Also beware of the ones that use the pinch seam and frame , you know the body is rubber mounted to the frame and they are supposed to move independetly of each other , possibly ripping the pinch seam ! Just my 2 cents!
the ONLY downside to the LOD's was the install. Drilling and tapping holes in the frame was a PITA. However, these suckers aren't going anywhere!
My buddy just pulled the Pure Jeep ones off his 2 door. He had a lot of body damage that got transfered through the sliders. Anyways he's going to go with EVO sliders now. I agree with most everyone here, body mounted sliders are a bad idea. Going to be doing something similar to the EVO's on mine but I want mine to push out from the body a little more so that they make better steps and so that I can pivot off of stuff and have a little more distance between the body and the rock/tree that the sliders on.
Rob
Rob


