How about pics and ideas of rock sliders that weld to the frame instead of bolt to the rocker panels.
rock sliders
- Thread starter T&M Rover
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Mine bolt through the rocker panels and bolt to the outriggers on the chassis. They are rock solid, pardon the pun. Can't get pics till later.
I would love to see pics. I was thinking about that but was worried about the body getting to flex but then again does it really need to i keep hearing different story's on that on.
It made the ride more solid on my truck. I mean how much flex do you really get anyway out of a little poly disc between the chassis and the body.
There is a bracket on the front and rear of each slider that connects to the outrigger and bolts to the slider. They are stout.
I just looked on there web site they don't show how they mount or really give much info. Do you have any info or pics how they mount
Has this been covered I looked but did not get really any info on it. I thought more people would have responded to this.
T&M Rover said:
I don't have rockware sliders I have http://www.bottorf-fabrication.com/ ones.
Rockware's bolt to the outriggers and have 2 adjustable points that rest against the sill.
They are nice.
landroverd, i was also interested in how the rockware sliders mount...im in the market for sliders finally and cant decide between.....rockware, bottorf, slickrock, rovertym, high country...etc
rockware sound good but id like to see how they mount on a truck!
rockware sound good but id like to see how they mount on a truck!
I must admit after welding my RTEs up, they have survived many trails in Co, UT and WA with no twsiting, fwis
I'll also give Rovertym sliders props, but with all the options out there now, I'd do lots of research. They have been very tough, but messed up the sill panel they were supposed to be protecting, but that hit they took would have split the truck in half I think if they weren't there. The way Rovertym has been acting lately, you may never ever get them either!