i finaly got around to making some sliders, i had some rusty old angle iron laying around and made ues of it. i diidnt want metal to metal contact ,so i used ome rv strip sealer on one side. it was kind of a pain to get the part that ozzed out off. one the other side i used 2" wide black pipe wrap. it was way better. when building the sliders i didnt want the bolts to show so i was able to hide 3 behind the bump out angle . the other 3 i just tapped and then welded a stud in. there are only 2 bolts on the bottom under the jeep.





rock sliders
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Fred SubscriberFred SubscriberNice work
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thanks, i didnt attach them to the frame, is that going to be a problem.?
JohnDF Member Joined: July 2003
Fred SubscriberFred Subscriber"bobf777" wrote: thanks, i didnt attach them to the frame, is that going to be a problem.?
Typically, body mounted rocker guards aren't attached to the frame because of flex between the body and frame.- Guest former userGuest former user
Looks great!
My rockers are only attached to the frame. I have problems with body flex and they have bent the body in the area. I don't think I'd attach them to the frame AND the body. Sounds like trouble to me.
BKGM Jeepers President Joined: June 2003BKGM Jeepers President Joined: June 2003I like the way you created the "nerf bar" portion. Creative and practical. Nice job!
Kathleen and Brad- Guest former userGuest former user
Looks great. My psc sliders are sandwiched between the body mounds but aren't attached to the frame. Yours should work great. I like the angel iron on the out side.
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thanks for the comments, i still have to build a rear bumper/gas/water/rack. i might have to actually spend some money for steel
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Very Nice. š
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Beautiful work. šŗ
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