JCKustoms

Made these up the other day. I used 1.75 x .120" tube (this is the size tube I always use on the sliders I build). I was planning on welding them on, but then decided to bolt them on. Each one has 3 mounting points. Haven't had to use them yet, but they will definitely hold up!

96_xj

looks good! but I would run a full pinch seam mount. they way you have it now is that you you have 3 pressure points rather than the force being spread out over an entire area and I can very easily see them being bent up

nukinfuts29

Those are really slick good work

JCKustoms

Thanks. I actually notched the pinch seam where the tube is so it will lay right against it...we'll see.

Der_Rock

very clean look

nukinfuts29

I kinda really want some lol

JCKustoms

Come on over and I'll make you some! lol

nukinfuts29

Stop on my way to AK LOL

MallCrawlerZJ

i would love a pair of these made for my zj, and id pay to get them shipped.

riper1

Yes how much for a pair for my 01, im in thanks riper1

Red Sled 01

I'm curious what hardware you used to do the mounting. You didn't have to drill and run a bolt all the way through the frame did you? Or did you use self-tapping screws with a beefy diameter? I ask because I have some AJ's Rock Sliders that I purchased used, and I've no hardware. Trying to figure out the best product/fastener for the purpose. Thanks.

JCKustoms

I used 5/16" grade 8 bolts for the rear and center mounts, and a 7/16" bolt for the forward mounts (I drilled and tapped the hole). I'm pretty sure mine do not mount like the others out there! So you might need to just hold them up where they go and measure the bolt lengths you need.

dannanw

X2 for my 1990? lol


looks good!

bluedragon436

Awesome looking sliders you have built there... One day I'll learn to fabricate and weld, and be able to build some of my own...

JCKustoms

Thanks. Once you learn that these will be a breeze!