Nope, but they did eventually return my money. I then bought a pair of white knuckle offroad sliders, which is what I should have bought in the first place. They were prompt, and they were easy to install.
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I have some home brew sliders that served me well for 5 years- upgraded to Metaltech. My old sliders are available free of charge to anyone. Located in St. Louis.
Hows the Metaltech sliders? $150 off now.
Exiled
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I've been running Bump-It Off Road sliders for 15+ years without any issues. Have had the truck come down hard on rocks/berms without shifting them, I've been pretty happy with them. I think I bought them powdercoated and the powdercoating has held really well.
Also have the Bump It Off Road sliders and like them...also have the 3 pack of BIOR skid plates.
What's the closest thing to the Owl Expedition sliders you can actually buy these days? Looking for:
- No U-bolts for mounting
- Flat profile or "step" shape vs. round tubing
- AHC-compatible
Would love if there's a clean way to add lighting but I acknowledge that's a want and not a need!
- No U-bolts for mounting
- Flat profile or "step" shape vs. round tubing
- AHC-compatible
Would love if there's a clean way to add lighting but I acknowledge that's a want and not a need!
cbbr
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I just bolted on a set of MetalTech and they are very stout. I haven't used them hard yet, but I have had a couple of trucks with sliders that I put to hard use and have no doubt that these are up to the task.
