I never said that.
Brock, did you notice a difference at ure? how'd the extra clearance work out? Protection? General thoughts after wheelin' it?
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I never said that.
Brock, did you notice a difference at ure? how'd the extra clearance work out? Protection? General thoughts after wheelin' it?
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Sliders got a real workout...to say the least. The bumper never hit ANYTHING the whole weekend that I am aware. Not crawled under but I always slam a tow hitch or bumper down every single trip especially on Daniel or Rocky Mountain Loop...this time nothing. Not even when I went up the first ledge on Daniel....it all cleared great. I think it is because I cut out the rear cross member on frame for the install so this tucks nice and tight to rear of body.
I love it...
I love it...
Probably wishing you wouldn't have paid that premium for the PC on the sliders, huh?
Jeremy
Jeremy
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Nope...was worth it. Between school 3 nights a week until 9:30pm and weekend stuff...and cold weather I did not want to mess with putting three coats of primer and two coats of hammered finish rattle can on them like I did the budbuilts. I got a special piece of cardboard in cabinet that slides behind them and a new coat of paint will be covering the scrapes this week once it gets above freezing on Saturday.
That is what they are for....doesnt bother me at all to scrape the s*** out of them....it is money in the bank with not having body damage the way I look at it.
That is what they are for....doesnt bother me at all to scrape the s*** out of them....it is money in the bank with not having body damage the way I look at it.
Sounds logical. Use the PC as the base, and touch up as you go. Definitely money well spent. Looks like you would have been in trouble without. Or atleast wondering how your rear qtr. got pinstriped.
Jeremy
Jeremy
