Good question - I have no idea how the stock running boards can support the load they do. When I took them off it was the lightest thing ever in comparison to the Slee sliders.
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Black infill is what I received and installed. I'll snap a photo here in a bit and post it.Nice one Willie. I can almost guarantee you there will come a day when you will be super happy you chose the Slees. They stick out just far enough to hold your panels off banks when 7 tons of cruiser slams sideways and strong enough to save your sills from rocks. They do all that while at the same time looking great. As Kreiten suggests: pics or it never happened.
Stainless steel silver or black infill panels? Slee sent me both at no extra cost. Thinking about trying the black panels one of these days.
Looks great! Just in time for ouray?First shot is no running boardsView attachment 1078911
Second and third showing ground clearance did not sufferView attachment 1078912View attachment 1078913
Last two is just close ups
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All iPhone photos - sorry but way to easy.
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On a non-related note, who knows who has the best prices on ARB tire carriers?
I have been saving my pennies, and will probably be ordering one in the next month. Oh how I wish Slee would have made more than one of those bumpers...![]()
I called Low Range Off Road and ordered my ARB rear tier carrier from them as I had a gift card to help offset the cost. Looks like they are having a 5% off sale right now. No tax, free shipping.
I called Low Range Off Road and ordered my ARB rear tier carrier from them as I had a gift card to help offset the cost. Looks like they are having a 5% off sale right now. No tax, free shipping.
Awesome!
I do not see the ARB carrier on the site though. Are they a site sponsor?
Install will be fun!!! Start saving up your patience credits, oddball tool cache and extra hours![]()
FU...n. Knowing what I know now, I would have had this installed from the start when I had the bumper put on. Oddball tools, HOURS, forklift and extra hands are key too.