C4x4 Sliders thoughts?
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From: DE
Year: 1988
Model: Cherokee
Engine: I6 4.0
I'm really looking into getting these double-tube sliders from c4x4 and have read a mixed group of thoughts but none bad and not many first hand experiences with them. I was wondering if anyone here has/is running them and how do they like them? I really like the price and design of them but they don't show how they're mounted and can't seem to find any pictures of it.
http://www.custom4x4fabrication.com/armor.html
http://www.custom4x4fabrication.com/armor.html
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From: SLC, Utah
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
I have a buddy with them they are holding up fine for him
I went with rigidco sliders on my Xj since the bottom of the slider is flush with the bottom of the pinch seam ( have to knotch for the legs). So mine loose zero clearance and I paid 200 for mine.
I went with rigidco sliders on my Xj since the bottom of the slider is flush with the bottom of the pinch seam ( have to knotch for the legs). So mine loose zero clearance and I paid 200 for mine.
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From: DE
Year: 1988
Model: Cherokee
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I saw your build and i'm not a fan of the whole cutting the seam. You lose minimal clearance with these as well and I like the tube design. Thanks for mentioning rigidco though their bumpers look nice
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From: DE
Year: 1988
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This is right from the link i posted "These are built from 1.5" OD .140" wall steel tubing. They bolt to the rear spring hanger, pinch seam, and frame rail for a solid mounting. All pieces are black powder coated."
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