This showed up on a UPS truck this afternoon.
Sliders in a box...
Sliders in a box...
Merry Christmas to me - thank you, Cristo Slee
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Very happy with mine... 
Where are all the dents and scratches? They aren’t show sliders!!! 
Where are all the dents and scratches? They aren’t show sliders!!!
Heh... That's from when they were new.
But just like most Satin Black armor, those sliders clean up nicely with a can of Rustoleum...
Can keeps feeling lighter and lighter for some reason...
Haven't managed to dent the Slee set. Lots of paint/powdercoat scraped off...
SCRAAAAAAPE..
SCRAAAAAPE...
And again I say...SCRAAAAAAPE...
Even Gas station scrapes clean up nicely... A 4-Runner driver did this to my TJM trying to pull around me to a forward pump... 15 minutes of cleaning & paint at home and looks great again!
Wish my Rock Warriors tidied up as easily...
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More pics of Porsche please
I have SLEE Sliders but saw @linuxgod white knuckle sliders and thought his looked much more stout. Slee sliders are more discreet. If I could do it again I would go budbuilt. The nice thing about slee sliders is they are not noticeable. I liked his powder coating as well - I kissed a car the other day in a tight parking lot and no visible scratch.
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Ya, if you prefer a kick-out...Slee doesn’t offer one.
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Well, I got the sliders 99% installed today. For some reason the big allen head bolt in drivers side front mount fought me for two hours, and I finally ended up dropping the nut plate inside the frame where I can't recover it. So I need to order another nut plate from Slee and fight it out some more. The passenger side went on pretty painlessly, but even with my borescope set up so I could see the bolt inside frame, I was unable to get the nut started on that mother.
Finally, after i lost the nut plate, I said "the hell with it" and went inside and started drinking...On the plus side I had to buy a right angle drill, so I picked up a Milwaukee 12V cordless. I used a step drill to drill the holes, worked great.
Worst part was laying on the cold concrete all day.
Finally, after i lost the nut plate, I said "the hell with it" and went inside and started drinking...On the plus side I had to buy a right angle drill, so I picked up a Milwaukee 12V cordless. I used a step drill to drill the holes, worked great.
Worst part was laying on the cold concrete all day.
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