Rock Sliders

[Randy2400h]

I’m ordering the Shrockworks, with the step plates, same as HoosierT. I can’t imagine a better look/fit/functionality for what I want to use them for. I need something with step-up assistance for kiddos, but also doesn’t hang down lower than the frame, and mounts to the frame to provide real protection from small boulders while going up 3 to 4,000ft on trails to camp and fish here in the Rockies.

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[Msfitoy]

Do you have a direct link to Shrockworks Ranger page?

 

[BaGMaN]

Do you have a direct link to Shrockworks Ranger page?

they don't have one up yet. you have to call them. this is what they sent me:
Standard sliders shown here WITH tread-plate option:

 

[VAMike]

that's a not a particularly helpful picture

 

[HoosierT]

that's a not a particularly helpful picture

The Instagram post has more but I posted a handful of pics in this thread too that show more detail. Page 3 or 4 I believe.

 

[BaGMaN]

that's a not a particularly helpful picture

you have to click on it to take you to their Instagram. click on the upper right pic shows the ranger setup.

 

[TheMarkP]

Here are my sliders...all dusty from the trail. Lol

 

[rangerdanger]

@CT801

 

[Ronsetzer]

Been lurking here for some time and just joined. I travel the country in a 5th wheel and knew we were going from Montana to Moab in a few weeks. Contacted Rock Road Outfitters who built me a set of sliders and installed them for me.

I showed up at their shop around 7:15 am and they had my sliders ready and had them on in under a half hour. These guys were great. They had a pretty large operation and were building all kinds of off road parts for all kinds of vehicles and it all was really well done.

I'm really glad I went as it gave me a lot of confidence in what I had purchased.

I would buy from them again. If you have any questions I will do my best to answer.

Cheers

 

[P. A. Schilke]

Been lurking here for some time and just joined. I travel the country in a 5th wheel and knew we were going from Montana to Moab in a few weeks. Contacted Rock Road Outfitters who built me a set of sliders and installed them for me.

I showed up at their shop around 7:15 am and they had my sliders ready and had them on in under a half hour. These guys were great. They had a pretty large operation and were building all kinds of off road parts for all kinds of vehicles and it all was really well done.

I'm really glad I went as it gave me a lot of confidence in what I had purchased.

I would buy from them again. If you have any questions I will do my best to answer.

Cheers

Hopefully not towing a 5th wheel with the Ranger?????

best,
Phil Schilke
Ranger Vehicle Engineering
Ford Motor Co. Retired.

 

[Msfitoy]

Been lurking here for some time and just joined. I travel the country in a 5th wheel and knew we were going from Montana to Moab in a few weeks. Contacted Rock Road Outfitters who built me a set of sliders and installed them for me.

I showed up at their shop around 7:15 am and they had my sliders ready and had them on in under a half hour. These guys were great. They had a pretty large operation and were building all kinds of off road parts for all kinds of vehicles and it all was really well done.

I'm really glad I went as it gave me a lot of confidence in what I had purchased.

I would buy from them again. If you have any questions I will do my best to answer.

Cheers

Would you mind adding Link? Price?

 

[JetEngr19]

Would you mind adding Link? Price?

https://www.rocky-road.com/ford-ranger-rock-sliders.html

They range from $599 to $899 depending on style. I have the kicker sliders but I haven’t installed them yet. These all bolt directly to the frame.

 

[Pathung]

Does anyone have photos of how they're bolted onto the frame? These are the most functional sliders that I've come across - I especially like the ones that are tucked in close to the rockers.

 

[Randy2400h]

Does anyone have photos of how they're bolted onto the frame? These are the most functional sliders that I've come across - I especially like the ones that are tucked in close to the rockers.

Each mounting point uses a through-bolt and a thick backer plate, plus another bolt though the bottom using a large nut that is fished into the frame (much easier than it sounds).

 

[Pathung]

Great photos, thank you very much!

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