So....I got these sliders on craigslist a couple weeks ago, but I can't figure out if they are ridiculous or just normal for OPOR sliders.
The issue, at least to my eye, they hang low. I get the advantages of that (no chance of hitting the body/no squeaky noises as the frame flexes)
I talked to the good folks at metaltech, and they we're very supportive, but could not really provide any concrete information on why these hang low, they confirmed I installed them correctly. it is possible, though remote they were modified by a PO or were exceptionally rare prototypes...
I like that they stick way outside of the body, no shopping cart is going to violate my airspace...and they function awesome as a step and they are STOUT!
So, what do you think? (yes, a fresh can of worms) Bottom line I'm considering selling them as I like the more tucked up aesthetic of the WKOR or the factory look of the BIOR step slides.) Maybe it is an excuse to match these with a set of 37's in the corners....But, as they say a slider in hand is worth two on the rocks.
They're sung to the pinch weld, but miles from the body.
The issue, at least to my eye, they hang low. I get the advantages of that (no chance of hitting the body/no squeaky noises as the frame flexes)
I talked to the good folks at metaltech, and they we're very supportive, but could not really provide any concrete information on why these hang low, they confirmed I installed them correctly. it is possible, though remote they were modified by a PO or were exceptionally rare prototypes...
I like that they stick way outside of the body, no shopping cart is going to violate my airspace...and they function awesome as a step and they are STOUT!
So, what do you think? (yes, a fresh can of worms) Bottom line I'm considering selling them as I like the more tucked up aesthetic of the WKOR or the factory look of the BIOR step slides.) Maybe it is an excuse to match these with a set of 37's in the corners....But, as they say a slider in hand is worth two on the rocks.
They're sung to the pinch weld, but miles from the body.