Rugged Ridge vs. Strike Force Zebra Half Doors?
03-10-2013, 06:57 PM
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I have heard mixed things about RR
03-10-2013, 08:42 PM
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I don't have the sfz doors...yet. I have seen them in person. And compared to the RR doors they are far better. The fit is much cleaner. They are very well built. The storage on the doors is great. And as was said before the handle and latch is far superior. When I spend my money on half doors it will be sfz.
03-11-2013, 06:24 AM
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03-12-2013, 05:10 AM
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I am deciding on either of these and OEM doors. Don't really want to spend the bucks on the OEM doors and uppers but I would like to keep the interior of my Jeep fairly dry for now. Maybe in a couple years I will Linex the tub and won't worry about it anymore.
Anyway, the SFZ doors don't look like they have any interior handles to make it easy to close the door. So when you add the uppers, how do you close the door? Do you have to pull on the inside latch?
I just wish that some manufacturer would make great, lightweight, compact doors that would work with the OEM uppers! Or make uppers as good as the OEM ones.
Anyway, the SFZ doors don't look like they have any interior handles to make it easy to close the door. So when you add the uppers, how do you close the door? Do you have to pull on the inside latch?
I just wish that some manufacturer would make great, lightweight, compact doors that would work with the OEM uppers! Or make uppers as good as the OEM ones.
03-12-2013, 06:23 AM
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I am deciding on either of these and OEM doors. Don't really want to spend the bucks on the OEM doors and uppers but I would like to keep the interior of my Jeep fairly dry for now. Maybe in a couple years I will Linex the tub and won't worry about it anymore.
Anyway, the SFZ doors don't look like they have any interior handles to make it easy to close the door. So when you add the uppers, how do you close the door? Do you have to pull on the inside latch?
I just wish that some manufacturer would make great, lightweight, compact doors that would work with the OEM uppers! Or make uppers as good as the OEM ones.
Anyway, the SFZ doors don't look like they have any interior handles to make it easy to close the door. So when you add the uppers, how do you close the door? Do you have to pull on the inside latch?
I just wish that some manufacturer would make great, lightweight, compact doors that would work with the OEM uppers! Or make uppers as good as the OEM ones.
03-12-2013, 06:27 AM
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That will work! So when are the uppers going to be ready? Do you have any pics that you can share?
03-14-2013, 07:45 AM
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03-14-2013, 07:54 AM
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03-14-2013, 08:56 AM
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I guess I must have bought the only set of Rugged Ridge doors with problems and had them warranty replaced by the only other set of Rugged Ridge doors with problems. What a shitty coincidence!
03-14-2013, 09:01 AM
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Yeah I know they can take a beating Dave at higher ground hit them on a rock and it just scuffed the door and his sheet metal was all cut and bent so that's why I'm going with sfz