Anyone have the ACE JK Rock Sliders?
02-25-2012 | 11:16 AM
#22
JK Junkie
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From: Kitchener
Originally Posted by stevedm
I have them..they look and work well...but mine are rusting from all the welds...and i park indoors at home and at work! They are only a few months old too....its like the welds are not complete and water gets in andout of the tubes.....
02-25-2012 | 02:06 PM
#25
JK Newbie
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From: Kings Mountain, NC
I'll play!
I also have a Rubi with the ACE rails. These things are AWESOME, easy to install - took me about an hour by myself.
Just ordered their mid width bumper with stinger so I can mount my winch. Later going for their stock width fenders and rear bumper/tire carrier.
Love the ACE products, these things are rock solid, great prices and the lifetime "you bend it we replace it" garauntee is great.
My Rubi without the sliders
Here is my Rubi with rails & ACE sliders
I also have a Rubi with the ACE rails. These things are AWESOME, easy to install - took me about an hour by myself.
Just ordered their mid width bumper with stinger so I can mount my winch. Later going for their stock width fenders and rear bumper/tire carrier.
Love the ACE products, these things are rock solid, great prices and the lifetime "you bend it we replace it" garauntee is great.
My Rubi without the sliders
Here is my Rubi with rails & ACE sliders
I can't wait to install mine!
02-25-2012 | 05:39 PM
#26
JK Enthusiast
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From: Henderson, NV
Seems to me they are great for a cheap option that gives people "the look" of a rock rail and also allows all the Rubicon owners to keep the junky stock rails too. Why they want to do so is beyond me!
If I wanted something that would give real protection in the rocks, they would not be on my list of choices.
ymmv.
If I wanted something that would give real protection in the rocks, they would not be on my list of choices.
ymmv.
02-26-2012 | 02:36 AM
#27
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From: imlay city, mi
Originally Posted by relayer4u
Seems to me they are great for a cheap option that gives people "the look" of a rock rail and also allows all the Rubicon owners to keep the junky stock rails too. Why they want to do so is beyond me!
If I wanted something that would give real protection in the rocks, they would not be on my list of choices.
ymmv.
If I wanted something that would give real protection in the rocks, they would not be on my list of choices.
ymmv.
02-26-2012 | 03:36 AM
#28
JK Enthusiast
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From: Stoney Creek , Tennessee
i have Adam's Rails , with the stock Rubi rails and I have his flat fenders also. Both are quality pieces of work.
you are asking about strong ? There is another forum with pictures showing Adam picking up one side of the JK with a fork lift by the Rails. I would say thats pretty strong.
you are asking about strong ? There is another forum with pictures showing Adam picking up one side of the JK with a fork lift by the Rails. I would say thats pretty strong.
. Makes it easier for the kids & wife to get in (at least before the lift)!