Which Sliders??

[ginericLC]

I haven't lifted any of the current Slee sliders, so I can't really compare to them. I was amazed at how light the MT sliders were when I put them on compared to first generation Slee and some D&C Extreme sliders I had on my other 80. I've been bashing them pretty hard for the last several months and have no complaints. They have not moved an inch. I think that has to do with how the mounts go against the body mounts and bolt up. The cat guard is nice because it doesn't collect things like grass, mud, etc... and it lets the cat breathe. I am planning on adding the air tank accessory underneath in the DS hole (space between body and frame) over Christmas.

To be honest, if my wife was pregnant I'd leave the factory running boards on and replace them afterwards.

 

[mtnspeed]

My Metal Tech's are going on the Wife's Cruiser.

She loves that thing. Its a tank with a little armor.

Another thing on the Metal Tech's. You can cut out and wire recessed lighting in the front of the bar if your night wheeling. I've also heard you can use one of the sliders as a air tank? If you're going to put something on your truck, do it right the first time. (mine are sitting on a table in the garage).

She loves the truck, the lift, bumper, lights, winch, etc..... but she has complained since I took off the running boards. Ironic, right? Regardless, my personal preference was the MT's. Hanna, Slee, MT, etc.. there are a bunch of good ones out there... it just seemed that MT added a few new ideas to his.

 

[Tentsontop]

I wanted something that maintained clearance but wouldn't let my 4yr old's foot slip through when she climbs in. So, Jim over at Solidrock is working on a set of angled step sliders for my rig. Here's hoping they're done before Christmas!:

 

[Mikesta]

Here is why I like the Metaltech4x4.com sliders.