Originally Posted by OH9JK

ACE install on the body mount bolts...body is mounted to frame....thus ACE is mounted to frame.

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Originally Posted by Merlin4979

My top two were LoD and Evo. Went with the LoD because it also works as a step. However, I don't know if this was because mine is a 2-door and they were just coming out with the 2-door version, but mine took a month to arrive too.

Originally Posted by midwesterner

I had the LOD on my 09 4 door. I just removed them and will be installing them on a new 2012. They are great rails with one problem of holding lots of crap in between the steps and bottom plate. This contributes to corrosion problems and mine started rusting within 6-8 months. The rust is mainly along the inside where the steps and bottom plates are welded. Its tough to access these areas for cleaning, prepping and touchup or repaint. Im getting ready to have them stripped and powder coated before i install them on the new 2012. Oh and what were they thinking when using bare steel for their emblems, these rusted up within a couple months.

Originally Posted by relayer4u

Ace rails install on the body mount bolts that screw into captive nuts in the body that pass through rubber isolators that ride on the frame. That makes them float with the body and to do that, you would have to realize they are mounted to the body.

Originally Posted by wayoflife

. next up would be the EVO sliders especially if you have them custom ordered with less of an angle. the member strainger did this and they work great as a step.

Originally Posted by mattgt5

For me, with shipping the ace rails were $400+ shipped. I bought the LOD for $650 shipped. Difference of $250. i sold my rubi rails for $150. Difference of $100. For $100 I will take the strength of the frame mount.