Shrockworks Rock Rail
02-16-2007, 09:29 PM
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Shrockworks Rock Rail
I decided to start a new thread just for the Shrockworks Rock Rails because the other thread (https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/modified-jk-tech-2/shrockworks-bumper-rock-rail-project-jk-2813/) is more about bumpers then the rock rails and it is getting long and confusing.
So if anyone from Shrockworks can answer:
1. When will the 4dr version be available?
2. When will the 2dr version be available?
3. How much will they cost?
So if anyone from Shrockworks can answer:
1. When will the 4dr version be available?
2. When will the 2dr version be available?
3. How much will they cost?
02-17-2007, 01:47 AM
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2 dr shouldnt lag the 4dr by more that 2-3 weeks. About 8 weeks to product rolling out of here on the 2 dr.
Sliders are 3/16" square tube and .120 or .134 DOM for the round. We have been selling this exact same design for other vehicles for 4 years now. It is very well proven in actual trail use.
RE Body mount sliders:
We are still investigating & testing. I'm not yet convinced they will hold up with the side tube attached to them and the side tube is a tremendous benefit as you have found. There is WAY less body surface area along the side of a JK than a TJ, and this is where the forces must go on an impact to the side tube. Will give more info as we get it.
RE Body mount sliders:
We are still investigating & testing. I'm not yet convinced they will hold up with the side tube attached to them and the side tube is a tremendous benefit as you have found. There is WAY less body surface area along the side of a JK than a TJ, and this is where the forces must go on an impact to the side tube. Will give more info as we get it.
The factory rails mount to the body. These mount to the frame. I'm pretty confident that something mounted like the factory rails with a side tube attached will fold if you catch the tube hard. That's why we went to the frame with these. Plate steel ones that cover the body might work, but we are still investingating that.
Anyway, we utilize some existing holes, so you will only have to drill 3-4 holes per side and they are only through one side of the frame. Install shouldnt take more than 1 hr.
Anyway, we utilize some existing holes, so you will only have to drill 3-4 holes per side and they are only through one side of the frame. Install shouldnt take more than 1 hr.
here is everything said about the sliders i could find in the thread. well about production and price. hope this helps. for the time frame references click in the dots by the post and that will take you to the other thread to see the dates posted.
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02-17-2007, 04:38 AM
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Wow, nice work finding all of that info. Thanks
Now if we can just get the official blessing of Shrockworks as far as price and get it on their Web page so I can place my order.
Now if we can just get the official blessing of Shrockworks as far as price and get it on their Web page so I can place my order.
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02-17-2007, 05:09 AM
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I'm going to try to get the 4dr & 2dr up on the www site today so people can start ordering. We are going to start making the first batch of 4DR sliders in a week.
The 2dr wont lag the 4dr by more than 2 weeks.
The 2dr wont lag the 4dr by more than 2 weeks.
02-17-2007, 06:23 PM
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Just placed the order for my 2dr
Theyare now available to order on the Web site
http://www.shrockworks.com/2007+-Wra...-pr-16206.html
Theyare now available to order on the Web site
http://www.shrockworks.com/2007+-Wra...-pr-16206.html
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02-17-2007, 07:10 PM
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are there pictures that show the differences between the semi-gloss black, textured black, and bare steel? -are any of those more durable or functional than the others or are they just different in aesthetics?
plus i don't understand the part about no body lift/1" body lift
http://www.shrockworks.com/2007+-Wra...-pr-16206.html
plus i don't understand the part about no body lift/1" body lift
http://www.shrockworks.com/2007+-Wra...-pr-16206.html
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are there pictures that show the differences between the semi-gloss black, textured gloss black, and bare steel? -are any of those more durable or functional than the others or are they just different in aesthetics?
plus i don't understand the part about no body lift/1" body lift
http://www.shrockworks.com/2007+-Wra...-pr-16206.html
plus i don't understand the part about no body lift/1" body lift
http://www.shrockworks.com/2007+-Wra...-pr-16206.html
02-17-2007, 10:28 PM
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