rugged ridge sliders,,does any body have r just ur opinion please
#1
rugged ridge sliders,,does any body have r just ur opinion please
they look good to me...price is right..what r the pro/cons of them
http://www.quadratec.com/products/pr...+Armor+Guardsi
m looking to spend round $400
A/T Slider Rock Rails by Olympic
http://www.4wd.com/productdetails.as...10&partID=4841
http://www.quadratec.com/products/pr...+Armor+Guardsi
m looking to spend round $400
A/T Slider Rock Rails by Olympic
http://www.4wd.com/productdetails.as...10&partID=4841
Last edited by pooswa; 03-12-2009 at 08:27 PM.
#2
I like any slider that does not require me to drill holes in the tub. They are not bad, but don't jump out at me...but they do look nice.
Try Red Rock Fab or LOD. I think the price is close. As of now, they are my favorite and don't require drilling.
Try Red Rock Fab or LOD. I think the price is close. As of now, they are my favorite and don't require drilling.
#4
I love mine, they are great for stepping up into the jeep, as was already said they probably could hurt somewhat in a tight situation as they hang a little lower than most and stick out a little more, but I wouldn't trade mine. They are like a 5 minute install and require no modification to the jeep.
#5
These show up as NEW on the RR website. It looks like they are tighter to the body, and would offer a little more clearance.
http://www.quadratec.com/products/12052_0222_07.htm
I've got the Rubi rails on mine now, but have been looking at Shrockworks, LOD, but I'm thinking about going with the RR.
JD
http://www.quadratec.com/products/12052_0222_07.htm
I've got the Rubi rails on mine now, but have been looking at Shrockworks, LOD, but I'm thinking about going with the RR.
JD
#6
These show up as NEW on the RR website. It looks like they are tighter to the body, and would offer a little more clearance.
http://www.quadratec.com/products/12052_0222_07.htm
I've got the Rubi rails on mine now, but have been looking at Shrockworks, LOD, but I'm thinking about going with the RR.
JD
http://www.quadratec.com/products/12052_0222_07.htm
I've got the Rubi rails on mine now, but have been looking at Shrockworks, LOD, but I'm thinking about going with the RR.
JD
#7
These show up as NEW on the RR website. It looks like they are tighter to the body, and would offer a little more clearance.
http://www.quadratec.com/products/12052_0222_07.htm
I've got the Rubi rails on mine now, but have been looking at Shrockworks, LOD, but I'm thinking about going with the RR.
JD
http://www.quadratec.com/products/12052_0222_07.htm
I've got the Rubi rails on mine now, but have been looking at Shrockworks, LOD, but I'm thinking about going with the RR.
JD
thanks those look good but looking for some that can also function as a step
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JD
#10
They are alright but not what I would choose for myself. I would rather have a slider that bolts to the frame instead of the body. The frame is much stronger than the body. Myself I bought the LOD sliders today from Northridge 4X4. I know some people don't like drilling holes and threading the holes after your done drilling, but I've done lots of mods myself so really this is no big deal to me. I feel that these sliders will be very strong and I like the looks and they have steps. I rather spend the extra money and get the frame mounted one's. I will say I do like the 2" tubes where as LOD uses 1 3/4" tubes LODs. I don't like the width thing too,think they would look better tucked in some. But when it comes right down too it,you have too make your own choice and how much protection you really need with the four wheeling you do. Anything is better than stock!!!!!!
Last edited by Preciousmetal; 03-18-2009 at 07:27 PM.