What rock sliders do you have? Lets see them!

[adv_ranger]

Now that Shrockworks is no longer making sliders, what sliders are you all running? If you don't have sliders yet, which ones are you considering in the future? I am looking to get sliders for the ranger, but not sure where to put my money. Lets see and hear what you all have to say!

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[Realtruck]

The N-Fab Rock Rails are a pretty sweet set up. They sit high and tight to the body and feature a removable step option that you can quickly and easily detach on your way out to the trails or and re-attach your way back on to the road.

 

[adv_ranger]

The N-Fab Rock Rails are a pretty sweet set up. They sit high and tight to the body and feature a removable step option that you can quickly and easily detach on your way out to the trails or and re-attach your way back on to the road.

Thanks for the input. Do you have a link so I can check them out?

 

[NerkyMohawk]

I just had a local company weld a set they built. Super happy with the product. It may not be what your looking for, but something to consider.

 

[Joeiconic]

Thanks for the input. Do you have a link so I can check them out?

www.google.com

 

[dano42]

Just received mine from White Knuckle- when they are on I’ll post a picture.

 

[adv_ranger]

Just received mine from White Knuckle- when they are on I’ll post a picture.

Right on! Thanks

 

[DrPep]

I posted this picture already in another thread, but these are the Hot Metal Fab sliders. Bolted on with no need for drilling.

 

[adv_ranger]

I just had a local company weld a set they built. Super happy with the product. It may not be what your looking for, but something to consider.

A job well done! I'll have to check and see what some local shops here can do.

 

[adv_ranger]

I posted this picture already in another thread, but these are the Hot Metal Fab sliders. Bolted on with no need for drilling.

I love the minimalist design on these. Thanks for sharing!

 

[_TraMor]

The N-Fab Rock Rails are a pretty sweet set up. They sit high and tight to the body and feature a removable step option that you can quickly and easily detach on your way out to the trails or and re-attach your way back on to the road.

Do these attach to the body or frame?

 

[Stevedbvik1]

White Knuckle sliders. They’re awesome and I’m glad I added the top plate option. No more stone chips along the bottom of the doors.

 

[Dr. Zaius]

White Knuckle sliders. They’re awesome and I’m glad I added the top plate option. No more stone chips along the bottom of the doors.

Those look like they might actually be useful as a step.

I had the Shrockworks, and while they were definitely strong, they were useless as a step.

My wife hated them as to her their sole purpose was to get dirt on the back of her pants legs.

Now I'm running factory running boards and the wife is happier.

But I'm still kinda looking for sliders...

 

[Colo_Ranger]

I have the White Knuckle sliders. They are frame mounted. Originally, they bolted on, but I had mine welded on because I have the LRA tank and the mount interfered.

You can check them out in my thread linked in my signature.

 

[Stevedbvik1]

Those look like they might actually be useful as a step.

I had the Shrockworks, and while they were definitely strong, they were useless as a step.

My wife hated them as to her their sole purpose was to get dirt on the back of her pants legs.

Now I'm running factory running boards and the wife is happier.

But I'm still kinda looking for sliders...

They do work as a step. Not as good as the Tremor steps but they serve a purpose. I ordered the straight out ones and they offer a 15 degree up tilt. The tilted ones looked like the step function would be non existent.

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