Sliders which set
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Sliders which set
Seems like i'll be getting a good chunk of cash coming in sometime this month. So time to upgrade!
I was looking at getting sliders and narrowed down to a few different ones. Here are my choices...
JCR Stage II Sliders
JCR Stage III Sliders
AJ's Superrock rails
Now im not too sure what the EXACT difference is between the stage 2 and 3. It looks like the tubing on the stage 3 angled up with the rockers. cant really tell...
But what do you guys recommend?
I was looking at getting sliders and narrowed down to a few different ones. Here are my choices...
JCR Stage II Sliders
JCR Stage III Sliders
AJ's Superrock rails
Now im not too sure what the EXACT difference is between the stage 2 and 3. It looks like the tubing on the stage 3 angled up with the rockers. cant really tell...
But what do you guys recommend?
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JRC stage III look gooooood. Mabe thats cuz they are the only one you have a pic on a jeep but I am thinking they are the best ones.
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The JCR stage three sliders do have the round tubes angled up but not so they are up against the rocker panels. If you like to have a step, these might be fine, but if you want sliders that almost "hug" the rocker panels, look at the Rusty's XJ sliders. These also have more points to bolt to the frame rail
http://rustysoffroad.com/mm5/merchan...y_Code=xj_skid
http://rustysoffroad.com/mm5/merchan...y_Code=xj_skid
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I have the JCR stage 3s and love them and i just helped a buddy put a set of stage 2s on his rig. If you need a step to get into the rig the stage 2s are better. the stage 3s the tube protects the side a little better but wont work well as a step. The rusty's ones are niceish but i they don't seem to have pinch weld bolts like the AJs or JCR. If I were doing my rig again I would pick up a set of AJs rails. only reason I went with JCRs was because of their black friday sale.
my vote AJs
JCR stage 3
JCR stage 2
my vote AJs
JCR stage 3
JCR stage 2
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Irongrave awesome pictures. That helped alot. BUt why would you go with AJ's rails over JCR? Also beside the step what would the stage 3 sliders have the advantage over the stage 2 and aj's?
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I have the JCR stage 3s and love them and i just helped a buddy put a set of stage 2s on his rig. If you need a step to get into the rig the stage 2s are better. the stage 3s the tube protects the side a little better but wont work well as a step. The rusty's ones are niceish but i they don't seem to have pinch weld bolts like the AJs or JCR. If I were doing my rig again I would pick up a set of AJs rails. only reason I went with JCRs was because of their black friday sale.
my vote AJs
JCR stage 3
JCR stage 2
my vote AJs
JCR stage 3
JCR stage 2
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I like the support the AJs rails have tied into the unibody and the leaf spring hanger. Also there are some minor fitment issues with the JCRs ie the feat land near a hole in the "frame" rails killing one of the bolts on each foot.
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I looked at Rusty's sliders, i definitly like them...although the price is a little higher then i wanted... I also like the rails that contour to the body so to speak. Since all we have is rock down here...
Would it be possible ask JCR move the legs over say 1 or 1.5" to make sure the bolts arent in the holes?
Would it be possible ask JCR move the legs over say 1 or 1.5" to make sure the bolts arent in the holes?
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My vote aj's super squire. Here is a couple views for you. I have hammered on this hard! and there is only a couple scrathes on them
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Irongrave, thanks for the pics. Your pic of the stage three gives a better look at the angle of the round bars than the JCR website. The angle actually looks similar to the Rusty's ones.
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