Shrockworks Slider Install Question
#1
Shrockworks Slider Install Question
I am in the process of installing the sliders. The parts list includes two mid-leg spacers. Neither the Projeck-JK write-up or the enclosed directions discuss using them. I have noticed that there is a slight gap (spacers would fit) between both mid-legs and the driver's side rear-leg (four dour).
The spacers don't seem to have anything that will secure them in place to ensure the sliders are in contact with the frame.
Anyone have any experience or quick answers to this one???
Appreciate the help.
The spacers don't seem to have anything that will secure them in place to ensure the sliders are in contact with the frame.
Anyone have any experience or quick answers to this one???
Appreciate the help.
#2
JK Super Freak
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From: Rockville, MD
hold them in place and slide bolt through pretty simple
then when the bolts are pretty tight push it into its correct aligned position
if you want to hold it in place, put heavy duty grease on it and stick it onto the slide end it will hold in place
then when the bolts are pretty tight push it into its correct aligned position
if you want to hold it in place, put heavy duty grease on it and stick it onto the slide end it will hold in place
#3
Okay
That's about what I figured. Thanks for the quick response.
Now, how do you thread the tabbed nut into the rail to receive the 1/2" bolt for the upper hole on the rear-leg on the driver's side.
See the pencil mark on the side of the frame in the picture below:
http://www.project-jk.com/wp-gallery...2_itemId=21252
Now, how do you thread the tabbed nut into the rail to receive the 1/2" bolt for the upper hole on the rear-leg on the driver's side.
See the pencil mark on the side of the frame in the picture below:
http://www.project-jk.com/wp-gallery...2_itemId=21252
#5
That's about what I figured. Thanks for the quick response.
Now, how do you thread the tabbed nut into the rail to receive the 1/2" bolt for the upper hole on the rear-leg on the driver's side.
See the pencil mark on the side of the frame in the picture below:
http://www.project-jk.com/wp-gallery...2_itemId=21252
Now, how do you thread the tabbed nut into the rail to receive the 1/2" bolt for the upper hole on the rear-leg on the driver's side.
See the pencil mark on the side of the frame in the picture below:
http://www.project-jk.com/wp-gallery...2_itemId=21252
Again... what he said.
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#8
Let us know if you have an issue getting that last side bolt done...there is supposed to be a longer stick nut for that one...We have been in the midst of small changes with these and some people are not getting these.
Nick
Nick
#9
JK Super Freak
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 1,053
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From: Rockville, MD
get to work on the tire carrier man
#10
Thanks!
Thanks for the AWESOME support! FYI - I'm saving for my Shrockworks mid-width bumper and winch!! Love the rails!!