Who makes the BEST Sliders ???
01-10-2010, 01:32 PM
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Who makes the BEST Sliders ???
Ok it's time for a good set of off the shelf sliders, I need a set that i only install ounce and they NEED to be tough as nails, For my 2000 XJ, what do you all recomend ?
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01-10-2010, 04:16 PM
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the best?
http://www.bandittoffroad.com/index...._position=27:4
Cw50must and I run C4x4F rock rails, and we both beat the tar out of them... sliding off rocks and landing on the rails... there is a part on one trail that for me to get thru I litterally have to smash both sliders and sidd a couple feet to get the tires on the ground again... it's a ~4' waterfall shaped like a V at the top... get the front tires up, and then ram the rig's sliders into the V, skid a ways, and when the tires hook back up continue on. It's quite an impact.
Pitures to help explain the waterfall...
http://members.***.net/huddy31/notch1lg.jpg
http://members.***.net/huddy31/notch2lg.jpg
No complaints or issues with the C4x4F's.
http://www.bandittoffroad.com/index...._position=27:4
Cw50must and I run C4x4F rock rails, and we both beat the tar out of them... sliding off rocks and landing on the rails... there is a part on one trail that for me to get thru I litterally have to smash both sliders and sidd a couple feet to get the tires on the ground again... it's a ~4' waterfall shaped like a V at the top... get the front tires up, and then ram the rig's sliders into the V, skid a ways, and when the tires hook back up continue on. It's quite an impact.
Pitures to help explain the waterfall...
http://members.***.net/huddy31/notch1lg.jpg
http://members.***.net/huddy31/notch2lg.jpg
No complaints or issues with the C4x4F's.
01-10-2010, 06:00 PM
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i hear the rough country sliders were made for the yj and tj and made for a frame, not the XJ unibody, it ends up flexing the unibody and getting up in the rockers, so IMO the Rough country sliders are a no go.....
01-10-2010, 06:13 PM
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its all a matter of opinion. i have the jcr stage 2 sliders. i like the look of them and i have bashed the snot out of em. they do the job great.
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