they look like they are stong and will work great and i deal rustys a lot and love them so have anyone ran these yet
http://rustysoffroad.com/mm5/merchan...y_Code=xj_skid

 

wow thats expensive..

 

i dont think its that bad what would you reconmend then

 

i have these from JCROffroad, and i beat the living crap out of them. slamed them on plenty of things, at times supported the full weight of the jeep on them, work great. all i do is keep repainting them!

http://www.jcroffroad.com/Merchant2/...gory_Code=XJSL

lots of guys i wheel with have these sliders and can vouch for them

 

I would buy these over the rustys

 

ive put on a few of these, they are pretty beef .



the JCR ones are nice, but the Rustys run .250" square tube, and the JCR only run .188". So the Rusty's are stronger. that would be the main difference, since both bolt to the pinch weld and frame rail


i would go with the Rustys over the JCR just because of the more beefy main tube

 

thanks for the imput guys anyone else?

 

The Rusty's are 2x2 .250 tube, but the JCRs are 2x4 .188 tube so they are both strong as hell, but JCRs stage two are $100.00 less than Rusty's.

 

i got mine from JCR Offroad stage 3 cherokee sliders shipped to my door for 300 even! i just called them and talked to them and they gave me a great deal!

 

Yeah, I bought their front winch bumper, rear bumper, sliders, gas tank skid, and transfer case skid, so you gotta know that I like their stuff.

PS. They gave me a smoking deal on it all too.

 

I would go with JCR.
The last time I bought from rustys, they charged me $50 shipping on some coils! never again.

 

I've been running Rusty's sliders for about two years now. They rock! I've beat the crap out of them and they never let me down.

 

Yes their shipping is ridiculous if you do the online shipping, its an auto shipping generator type of system. Call em direct and the rates are more reasonable.

 

Thank you for the tip!

 

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