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Old 12-14-2009, 05:08 PM
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I am now the market for sliders. I have looked at shrockworks , PJ and Teraflex . I need something with a step, my wife bashed her shin on the rocker yesterday. Please send your opinions my way as I dont want another accident to my wife or someone else

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Old 12-14-2009, 05:12 PM
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i forgot to mention the sliders need to take a beating. Frame or body mount doesnt really matter to me
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Old 12-14-2009, 05:14 PM
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I really love the look of the MBRP rails and the removable step option. The ONLY reason I have not yet commited is they are not frame mounted. Might take a look at them!
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Old 12-14-2009, 05:22 PM
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i have the smittybuilt and really like the quality and look
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I am now the market for sliders. I have looked at shrockworks , PJ and Teraflex . I need something with a step, my wife bashed her shin on the rocker yesterday. Please send your opinions my way as I dont want another accident to my wife or someone else

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anything lifted like that. Your not going to really be about to use the "steps" as steps.
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Originally Posted by HarryHood1
I am now the market for sliders. I have looked at shrockworks , PJ and Teraflex . I need something with a step, my wife bashed her shin on the rocker yesterday. Please send your opinions my way as I dont want another accident to my wife or someone else

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I vote LOD with grab handles you can use them as a step alot better than most and are frame mounted
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Old 12-14-2009, 06:10 PM
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i have grab handles so it will work alittle better than whats going on right now
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I went with Shrockworks, very durable. My wife is kind of short and uses them fine as a step.
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+1 with Shrockworks
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My wife likes the PJ sliders but might be out of our price range. Looks like shrockworks might be our bet. Any body have a picture looking down the rail so i could see how far they stick out
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