OPOR Sliders, if you were ever on the fence about sliders it's time to get off!

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I ordered a set, i dont really care if it takes 8 weeks. gives me a chance to get other things done.
 
I ordered a set, i dont really care if it takes 8 weeks. gives me a chance to get other things done.

I ordered mine knowing full well that I wouldn't get them on the to do list for months after getting them, the deal was too good to pass up.
 
ordered mine. Can't wait to get them on.
 
I ordered some from MetalTech. They should ship any time. I'll post pics when they are installed.
 
Went in with a fellow member of ONSC. Couldn't pass on the 20% and split shipping. I'm sure they are being inundated with orders right now so I can understand a wait. I'll post up to my build thread whenever they arrive.
 
I've got these same sliders, got em off a mudder last year, and they are really stout... I paid $500 used, IIRC
 
Does anyone running these think that bolt on is to flexy or weak compared to weld on? One of the local shops swears by weld on. But i will not be doing any serious rock crawling but do want true protection for when i get in over my head.
For MT/OPOR Outpost - No way, I have Hi-jajcked and high centered the sides and nothing out of what I would call normal flex. I would never even think about welding them with the great hardware included. Just my $0.02.
 
For MT/OPOR Outpost - No way, I have Hi-jajcked and high centered the sides and nothing out of what I would call normal flex. I would never even think about welding them with the great hardware included. Just my $0.02.

ok, so i was also in your boat. Was told that weld on was the "deal" but then asked myself, did I want to weld stuff to my frame? Heck no! For repair purposes also, it is nice to remove the things that are in your way. With weld-ons its not an option.
 
If you have front control arm drop brackets (Man-A-Fre) then they interfere with driver side front most mount on the OPOR sliders. If you have those, someone may have told you you to weld these. I would buying another method of caster correction (slee arms, plates etc) before I would be welding a slider on.
 
Right. Changing an O2 sensor (just did one of them) or anything similar would be a nightmare with weld on sliders.
 
I installed mine using my 10 year old on the hydraulic jack and me on the sliders, they are heavy as sh*t
 
I installed mine using my 10 year old on the hydraulic jack and me on the sliders, they are heavy as sh*t
Isn't putting a 10 year old on a hydraulic jack child abuse?!
 
Lol... He held the handle and lifted up the sliders on the jack...!
 
2 weeks ago I was crawling over a large boulder to get into the camp site and crunched down on the cat skid plate pretty good. There was no deflection, they did their job. Definately glad I opted to paint mine and not powdercoat.
 
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Finally took a picture of what happened after a little bump and grind with a boulder. It was all NLXTACY's fault, he made me do it! :P
 
Finally took a picture of what happened after a little bump and grind with a boulder. It was all NLXTACY's fault, he made me do it! :p
I see scratches.
 

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