Time for sliders!!!

[jditom]

Slee's (regular not the step version) vs Hanna?
I like them both but leaning towards Slee.
Any thoughts

 

[FJBen]

Support who you would like, both make excellent products!

 

[OGBeno]

Don't forget 2BadFj's sliders as well. They are stout and come in weld on version as well as a bolt on version. I highly recommend them.

Here is the link:

http://www.solidrockoff-road.com/

 

[LandCrusher'70]

. . . and Metal Tech . . .

 

[jditom]

Don't forget 2BadFj's sliders as well. They are stout and come in weld on version as well as a bolt on version. I highly recommend them.

Here is the link:

http://www.solidrockoff-road.com/

Don't confuse me I am finally down to 2 vendors

 

[Brentbba]

Both are excellent. See the FAQ for pics of both. Ken's outer/upper tube is a little larger than Christo's, but has others have said, both guys offer superior product and service. Don't know how backed up Ken is, so if you want/have to pull the trigger quickly, that may sway your decision. Shipping from CA to OR may be cheaper than CO to OR on the flip side.

 

[Isotel]

Don't forget 2BadFj's sliders as well. They are stout and come in weld on version as well as a bolt on version. I highly recommend them.

Here is the link:

http://www.solidrockoff-road.com/

x2, Jim is da man!! also will save you some $$

 

[firetruck41]

Slee's (regular not the step version) vs Hanna?
I like them both but leaning towards Slee.
Any thoughts

You know Metal Tech is right here, in our neck of the woods? Their sliders look great, and their close proximity is nice too. If I ever have $$$ to spare, I will probably get a set of those.

 

[mtnspeed]

Just got a set of MetalTech's on my LX450. Love the way they look and fit with the lines of the 450... Just my $.02. Bought plenty of goodies from Slee in the past, and was looking at Hanna for the sliders also. I plan on posting a few pics of the install soon. MT has baked a few ideas for rock lights, compressor, etc into the set up which is pretty slick.

 

[Montana Cruiser]

Just got a set of MetalTech's on my LX450. Love the way they look and fit with the lines of the 450... Just my $.02. Bought plenty of goodies from Slee in the past, and was looking at Hanna for the sliders also. I plan on posting a few pics of the install soon. MT has baked a few ideas for rock lights, compressor, etc into the set up which is pretty slick.

I would love to see some pics of them installed on your rig .... the only ones I have seen are on their Orange 80.

 

[Doc]

Since you are in Oregon I third the recommendation for Metal-tech.

I have 2badFJ's sliders and love them, very, very, very sturdy!

 

[FirstToy]

Here's my truck going over a log. Back and forth trying to get a good line, you can see the cheese grater action. Ken Hanna is the poo
photo by amando mendoza, yourphoto.com

 

[cruiser4life]

My vote is for Ken just because I have them, tho shipping to the East coast is

I also have Slee products and they are top notch without a doubt.

Can't speak to the other vendors from a hands on experience perspective.

 

[XXXR]

All around 900 mark?

 

[CreeperSleeper]

Here is another vote for MetalTech. I've watched them in action and know how much has gone into the design. Given the fact that you are in the neck of the woods just makes it that much sweeter. E-mail Mark and set up a time to pick them up. Then I live about a mile away and I'll help you install them!

 

[cruiser4life]

Here is another vote for MetalTech. I've watched them in action and know how much has gone into the design. Given the fact that you are in the neck of the woods just makes it that much sweeter. E-mail Mark and set up a time to pick them up. Then I live about a mile away and I'll help you install them!

That sounds like a pretty convincing argument to me!!

 

[FJBen]

another thumbs up for 2badfj's!!!! very nice/sturdy!

I thought you were just asking between the two.;p