Just finished installing the sliders and am finished except for new tires which go on tomorrow.
Bought it in south Tx- 94xxx miles. Took almost 4 weeks to get to Golden and Christo's shop- the trucker out of San Antonio went through Amarillo where he got his truck impounded.
At any rate, I picked it up last Friday from Slee where Christo, Amory and Ben did the transformation from a soccer mom car(I have gummie bears, Mickey Mouse toys and a ton of candy wrappers from the back seat to prove it) to a seriously capable TLC.
OME heavy lift w/ sport comfort shocks, torsion bars and diff drop
Slee blueberry bumper with Warn 9.5 XP winch w/synthetic cable
Slee rear bumper w/ladder and jerrycan holder and rear tire carrier
High lift jack
Aux light harness.
Looks great and drives amazingly well- much better on the highway (Hwy 40 from just west of Golden to Park City) than my neighbors stock TLC (altho to be fair, his has 198000 miles).
Kudos to Christo and gang. I was very nervous sending a truck I had never seen to someone I had never met in a shop I had never been to to do work totalling about 1/3 of the price of the truck. The Slee gang couldn't have been better. From discussing my build ideas to implementation, everything went great. They didn't try to sell an obvious rookie things I didn't need and their workmanship both in the manufacturing of the bumpers etc and the installation are as high quality as I had expected and hoped for. You can take this as an unqualified endorsement of Slee, it's people, products and workmanship
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Christo has given me all the tools to get out there and enjoy. Now I just need to get educated enough to do it safely which shouldn't be hard with the wealth of information, experience and expertise that is available on this forum.
Thanks to all you guys and gals from a long-time lurker who is happy ( finally!!) to have really joined the Hundy club
Pics tomorrow after I get the new tires.
Bought it in south Tx- 94xxx miles. Took almost 4 weeks to get to Golden and Christo's shop- the trucker out of San Antonio went through Amarillo where he got his truck impounded.
At any rate, I picked it up last Friday from Slee where Christo, Amory and Ben did the transformation from a soccer mom car(I have gummie bears, Mickey Mouse toys and a ton of candy wrappers from the back seat to prove it) to a seriously capable TLC.
OME heavy lift w/ sport comfort shocks, torsion bars and diff drop
Slee blueberry bumper with Warn 9.5 XP winch w/synthetic cable
Slee rear bumper w/ladder and jerrycan holder and rear tire carrier
High lift jack
Aux light harness.
Looks great and drives amazingly well- much better on the highway (Hwy 40 from just west of Golden to Park City) than my neighbors stock TLC (altho to be fair, his has 198000 miles).
Kudos to Christo and gang. I was very nervous sending a truck I had never seen to someone I had never met in a shop I had never been to to do work totalling about 1/3 of the price of the truck. The Slee gang couldn't have been better. From discussing my build ideas to implementation, everything went great. They didn't try to sell an obvious rookie things I didn't need and their workmanship both in the manufacturing of the bumpers etc and the installation are as high quality as I had expected and hoped for. You can take this as an unqualified endorsement of Slee, it's people, products and workmanship
.Christo has given me all the tools to get out there and enjoy. Now I just need to get educated enough to do it safely which shouldn't be hard with the wealth of information, experience and expertise that is available on this forum.
Thanks to all you guys and gals from a long-time lurker who is happy ( finally!!) to have really joined the Hundy club
Pics tomorrow after I get the new tires.
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I’m curious if that is the case and if that was the best they could adjust it?
